Discussing Physics and Universe Formation

[whoknows]

hello. I'm studying philosophy, I'm going with a scholarship in France. I'm very interested in physics, particularly in quantum physics, and universe formation, laws,etc. I'm not directly interested to find books, or get an advice what to read. i want to discuss some issues with someone that knows these topics, and have some patience with me. i don't know formulas, or complex equations in physics, i am more interested in the theories themselves, without the part of calculus.
so if you can help me, i really would appreciate your gesture.
this is because is don't have much free time, nor to study like i want to, nor to have the patience to listen someone face to face.

tks, and hope to talk soon.

 

[liubingxy]

You can read Bohm's Quantum Theory
there are many fantastic philosophy ideas in this book

This is my personal opinion about your question.

 

[Bladibla]

hello. I'm studying philosophy, I'm going with a scholarship in France. I'm very interested in physics, particularly in quantum physics, and universe formation, laws,etc. I'm not directly interested to find books, or get an advice what to read. i want to discuss some issues with someone that knows these topics, and have some patience with me. i don't know formulas, or complex equations in physics, i am more interested in the theories themselves, without the part of calculus.
so if you can help me, i really would appreciate your gesture.
this is because is don't have much free time, nor to study like i want to, nor to have the patience to listen someone face to face.

tks, and hope to talk soon.

I suggest you get some popular science books on QM and read them, as they wil provide all the information without the mathematics involved.

Books and science reviews would be a good place to look, on this forum.