Something Deeply Hidden by Sean Carroll | Book Summary

"Something Deeply Hidden: Quantum Worlds and the Emergence of Spacetime" is an book written and narrated by Sean Carroll, with Penguin Audio as the publisher. With a rating of 4.6 stars based on 3,018 ratings, this audiobook is an instant New York Times bestseller.

Sean Carroll, a theoretical physicist and renowned science writer, takes on the task of rewriting the history of 20th-century physics in "Something Deeply Hidden." The audiobook challenges the conventional understanding of quantum mechanics and introduces a transformative perspective on space and time. Carroll asserts that facing the essential puzzle of quantum mechanics can revolutionize our comprehension of the universe.

The audiobook delves into the gaps in quantum mechanics that have been ignored or dismissed by physicists for decades. Carroll contends that these gaps have contributed to a long-standing crisis in physics, dating back to 1927. He introduces the Many Worlds Theory, suggesting that every quantum event results in a branching of worlds, creating copies of individuals in alternate realities.

Carroll confronts objections to the Many Worlds Theory, presenting a compelling case for its validity. Throughout the audiobook, he navigates complex concepts with clarity, aiming to shift the listener's perspective on their place in the cosmos and the nature of reality. "Something Deeply Hidden" is described as a groundbreaking work that reorganizes our understanding of the universe and our existence within it.

 

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