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Indistinguishability and Nonlocality

Combining entanglement with indistinguishable particles can make faster-than-light communication appear possible. The paradox unravels when the rules are applied consistently, leaving quantum mechanics firmly intact.

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A Kibitzer in the Game of Constructors

From chess and quantum computers to self-replicating machines, this personal reflection explores Constructor Theory and the intriguing idea that the laws of physics may ultimately be defined by what can and cannot happen.

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Popular Mechanics: We Can Make an Antigravity Machine

Testing gravity’s quantum nature could solve physics’ biggest mystery and reveal possibilities once confined to science fiction.

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Quantum Information as Everything

Could information be more fundamental than matter and energy? In this article first published on Substack I explore Weizsäcker’s idea that reality emerges from quantum information.

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Popular Mechanics: ‘You’ in Other Universes May Be Silently Shaping Your Reality

What if observing reality changes you more than it changes the universe? A quantum journey through entanglement and possibility.

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Popular Mechanics: I Believe You Can Enhance Your Consciousness

Human consciousness may involve quantum processes that shift between definite thoughts and uncertainty, much like wave–particle behaviour. Drawing on ideas from David Bohm and Niels Bohr, this Popular Mechanics article explores whether creativity arises from quantum superposition in the brain, and whether future quantum technologies could extend human perception and creativity.

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