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Making complex theories intelligible for the general reader, this guide to quantum mechanics and the history of modern physics uses the everyday experiences of getting up, making breakfast and checking email to demonstrate how quantum effects govern the world around us.
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Quantum physics explained through daily life encounters.
Who is this book for?
If you've ever felt baffled by the strange world of quantum physics, this book makes it accessible and relatable. It uses simple, everyday experiences to illuminate the complexities of modern physics, making it perfect for anyone curious about how the universe really works without the jargon. It's a delightful read that transforms abstract theories into something genuinely understandable and interesting.
