Something Deeply Hidden
Quantum Worlds and the Emergence of Spacetime
by Sean Carroll
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“@NicoleBarbaro Indeed! And check out @seanmcarroll's fascinating book "Something Deeply Hidden": | @mesolithicguy @seanmcarroll @IvanBuchanJanus I think Sean is excellent. Always pushes me to think! His book ‘Something Deeply Hidden’ is great too, if you want your brain scrambled! | How should we think about "the self" in a reality that is constantly branching into different worlds Have I got the book for you, and this little video with some words taken from it. | Really excellent and really perplexing at the same time. | This is a good place to recommend @seanmcarroll's new book "Something Deeply Hidden," which is great if you like feeling very confused about the nature of reality, which I guess I do | You got to read this book if you have any intellectual curiosity.”
Source →“@NicoleBarbaro Indeed! And check out @seanmcarroll's fascinating book "Something Deeply Hidden": | @mesolithicguy @seanmcarroll @IvanBuchanJanus I think Sean is excellent. Always pushes me to think! His book ‘Something Deeply Hidden’ is great too, if you want your brain scrambled! | How should we think about "the self" in a reality that is constantly branching into different worlds Have I got the book for you, and this little video with some words taken from it. | Really excellent and really perplexing at the same time. | This is a good place to recommend @seanmcarroll's new book "Something Deeply Hidden," which is great if you like feeling very confused about the nature of reality, which I guess I do | You got to read this book if you have any intellectual curiosity.”
Source →“@NicoleBarbaro Indeed! And check out @seanmcarroll's fascinating book "Something Deeply Hidden": | @mesolithicguy @seanmcarroll @IvanBuchanJanus I think Sean is excellent. Always pushes me to think! His book ‘Something Deeply Hidden’ is great too, if you want your brain scrambled! | How should we think about "the self" in a reality that is constantly branching into different worlds Have I got the book for you, and this little video with some words taken from it. | Really excellent and really perplexing at the same time. | This is a good place to recommend @seanmcarroll's new book "Something Deeply Hidden," which is great if you like feeling very confused about the nature of reality, which I guess I do | You got to read this book if you have any intellectual curiosity.”
Source →“@NicoleBarbaro Indeed! And check out @seanmcarroll's fascinating book "Something Deeply Hidden": | @mesolithicguy @seanmcarroll @IvanBuchanJanus I think Sean is excellent. Always pushes me to think! His book ‘Something Deeply Hidden’ is great too, if you want your brain scrambled! | How should we think about "the self" in a reality that is constantly branching into different worlds Have I got the book for you, and this little video with some words taken from it. | Really excellent and really perplexing at the same time. | This is a good place to recommend @seanmcarroll's new book "Something Deeply Hidden," which is great if you like feeling very confused about the nature of reality, which I guess I do | You got to read this book if you have any intellectual curiosity.”
Source →Recommended by 6 notable people, including Joe Rogan and Ezra Klein
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Recommended by 8 sources and appears in Quantum Mechanics, Quantum Physics, and Most Recommended Books.
As you read these words, copies of you are being created. Sean Carroll, theoretical physicist and one of this worlds most celebrated writers on science, rewrites the history of 20th century physics. Already hailed as a masterpiece, Something Deeply Hidden shows for the first time that facing up to the essential puzzle of quantum mechanics utterly t...
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“@NicoleBarbaro Indeed! And check out @seanmcarroll's fascinating book "Something Deeply Hidden": | @mesolithicguy @seanmcarroll @IvanBuchanJanus I think Sean is excellent. Always pushes me to think! His book ‘Something Deeply Hidden’ is great too, if you want your brain scrambled! | How should we think about "the self" in a reality that is constantly branching into different worlds Have I got the book for you, and this little video with some words taken from it. | Really excellent and really perplexing at the same time. | This is a good place to recommend @seanmcarroll's new book "Something Deeply Hidden," which is great if you like feeling very confused about the nature of reality, which I guess I do | You got to read this book if you have any intellectual curiosity.”
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