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In a current thread the book
http://www-thphys.physics.ox.ac.uk/p...ney/QBhome.htm
is recommended...
I skimmed the first chapter and like the explanation and style...I'm printing and reading more carefully now...
but I already have a "burning" question (perhaps 2 ) maybe someone can address.
The first sentence of the book is this:
How do we know that's ALWAYS true??
(Ever since I found out Einstein discovered time and distance are NOT fixed I'm suspicious of all obvious assumptions...)
Is the past absolutely certain?? How do we know that??
http://www-thphys.physics.ox.ac.uk/p...ney/QBhome.htm
is recommended...
I skimmed the first chapter and like the explanation and style...I'm printing and reading more carefully now...
but I already have a "burning" question (perhaps 2 ) maybe someone can address.
The first sentence of the book is this:
The future is always uncertain.
How do we know that's ALWAYS true??
(Ever since I found out Einstein discovered time and distance are NOT fixed I'm suspicious of all obvious assumptions...)
Is the past absolutely certain?? How do we know that??
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