Learning to Swim in the Quantum Soup

by Lorrie Mackenzie

Metaphysics is explained with real scientific experimental data by a father, daughter writing team. In an easy to read format, the belief that thought has real impact on our lives metaphysically is supported with science from legendary quantum physics scholars as Max Planck, Albert Einstein, Niels Bohr, Heisenberg and others. This book is written without formulas or a requirement for the understanding of either metaphysics or quantum physics.

195 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1998

Reviews

[Dana · Rating 4 out of 5]

Learning To Swim In The Quantum Soup: A Story of Metaphysics and Quantum Physics is a very interesting book. It is a "no math" version of quantum physics which is good for me because math is not my thing.

This book goes back and forth between Lorrie - who explains metaphysics; and Ted, her father, who explains quantum physics. I had heard of quantum physics before, but did not really understand what it was and now I have a bit more of an idea of what it is. I don't think I had ever heard of metaphysics before, and I find it very interesting. Together, the two show that everything is part of everything else. It is a combination of physics and philosophy explained in a simple to understand format. I still don't understand all of the quantum physics introduced in the book, but now I at least understand what it is and what it refers to - at least more than I did before.

I enjoyed this book a lot and highly recommend it!

[Chele · Rating 3 out of 5]

The connection between physics and metaphysics.