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Jul 17, 2010
I have to say that only because I know Dr. Derek Abbott (Derek) for an extended period of time, I can only gather that this book would create another aspect of thinking that only certain individuals could ever wish to be able to reach. I think it has more to do with the chemicals in one's brain, though. I do not think, as Dr. Abbott would describe that forces of nature have a say in what happens to us. Although, now come to think of it, maybe they do. I can continue. But then, why would you list
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Feb 15, 2010
A book exploring the possibilities that "non-trivial" quantum effects are exploited in biology, where "non-trivial" refers to all the interesting bits that make quantum mechanics fun - interference, entanglement, superposition, etc. In other words, of course all processes are quantum at some level, but the question is whether the process utilizes what we might call quantum computation.
With the creepiest cover photo I've ever encountered (a kaleidoscope view of so More...
With the creepiest cover photo I've ever encountered (a kaleidoscope view of so More...
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