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When was the last time you asked yourself the real questions?

The ones that have troubled mankind ever since its beginnings, and to which various branches of knowledge have attempted to give an answer?

What if we told you that there is a branch of science out there that might actually be able to bring into practice the wildest dreams mankind has ever had - and the wildest nightmares too?

Quantum physics might sound like the kind of subject you dont really want to touch for an easy read before you go to sleep - and nobody would blame you for that.

If we have to be completely honest, quantum physics is filled with paradoxes and deals in the concept of paradox itself as its core engine.

It is no wonder, then, that so few people actually dare to approach this subject.

When you understand the basics behind quantum physics, however, you understand that there is literally nothing mankind cannot do at this point. More than anything, you understand that the foreseeable future is actually crazier, more intriguing, and more fantastic than any science fiction (SF) book you have ever read or any SF movie you have ever seen.

The book at hand is meant to help you precisely with that: Understanding the basics of quantum physics, so that you can start asking the big questions and, with the help of modern physicists, find the answers to these questions as well.

Why read this book:

  • Because it is a mental exercise that will train you in understanding the true nature of life, the universe, and mans purpose here
  • Because it will help you think out of the box (at first, out of the box in which traditional physics has enclosed us, and then, out of the box of all the limiting thinking patterns that block you)
  • Because it is genuinely interesting to see where mankind lies now and where it might be in a not-so-distant future
  • Because, believe it or not, quantum physics can be a very good topic of discussion when friends come over (Okay, maybe not introduce them to the equations, but Schrdingers cat will always be a cute conversation starter)
  • Because you deserve to know what is going on out there, in the world of high science
  • Because, like it or not, you, too, are part of this marvelous future quantum physicists are trying to build

Get our book today and lets discover the universe together!

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Quantum Physics Made Simple
The Introduction Guide In Plain, Simple English For Beginners Who Flunked Maths And Science
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Contents
Introduction
There is a world of sheer fascination out there. A world of underwater creatures we have no name for, of microscopic living beings that have survived every single catastrophe on Earth, of stars that have died out thousands of years ago, and yet still continue to beam their light on us.
Mankind has grown a lot. From the very first spark of fire to the fast-moving Internet connections that have brought billions of people together in a cyber home we are still learning to understand and play with, we have walked a path of thousands and thousands of years.
What might be shocking to some of you, our dear readers, is that this is just the beginning of it all. If we were to compare the evolution of mankind so far, to the development of a child, we would still be in our very early infancy.
We see the world around us and we perceive it with all our senses. We have learned to coo as a sign of communication and intelligence. We have learned to reach out with our hands for food and information.
And yet, we still have a very long way to go. We still have to learn how to walk and talk, how to grow, how to reach the stars, and how to embrace the beauty of everything around us beyond the limitations of our own cradle.
We owe our evolution to a bunch of pretty amazing people from a very wide range of fields of knowledge - artists and writers who knew how to transgress meanings and create a language that moves past borders, nations, and traditions to encompass human emotion in all its glory. Scientists who knew how to ask the right questions and how to give answers that were never finite, but always left room for more knowledge to be acquired.
The men and women who shaped this world are, without a doubt, an exceptional bunch. They are more than just thinkers and doers - they are shapers of the world in which we have all learned to live.
More than anything, though, they were visionaries who knew there was something more to what they did, every single time, who knew that self-sufficiency will lead us nowhere, but childlike curiosity and experimentation will lead us everywhere.
Literature, music, arts, physics, chemistry, mathematics, history, geography, geology, computing - the garden of human knowledge has grown to be more than impressive. And in this vast garden, a tree has sprouted with big promises for the future: Quantum physics.
For the vast majority of people, quantum physics is pretty much synonymous with (if not worse than) rocket science: An amalgam of sometimes contradictory theories that dont seem to have much of a real-life application.
After all, you know chemistry can help you dye your hair and get better medication. You know biology helps you understand your body and that it lies at the foundation of better healthcare. And you know that classic mechanics helps your car move from point A to point B.
But - quantum mechanics?
It seems to be one of those things that circles the high spheres of academia with no chance of touching ground very soon. Right?
As it happens, quantum physics holds the key to our evolution.
Want better solar energy?
Quantum physics might just hold the answer.
Ever dreamed of going into space and discovering new planets?
Quantum physics might be the thing that gets us there, eventually.
Always wanted a robot to do your house chores and to have intelligent discussions with over dinner?
You know the answer by now: Quantum physics.
At the moment, most quantum physics revolves around theories, sure. But once those theories are properly laid out and set in stone, we will move into a whole new era: One where information can flow freely and safely, one where we finally understand where we come from and where we are going, and one where even your wildest dreams will become reality.
The book at hand is by no means attempting to explain everything there is in the field of quantum physics: It would be foolish to think that a few pages in a book will actually be enough to encompass the grandeur of such a topic.
What we do aim for, however, is to create a book that will help you understand the basics in quantum physics - and even more than that, that it will stir your curiosity to learn more. The information is out there in the open - all you have to do is reach out and absorb it.
Why would you even do that?
Because quantum physics is fascinating, because it might finally give us the answers we have been looking for ever since we became sentient beings, and, because, even as a layman, watching the mysteries of quantum physics unfold before our eyes is a spectacular show to behold.
We invite you to be part of this show - the one that will shape the future of mankind. Together, we will move through three main chapters. The first one will explore the very basics of quantum physics: The definition, the history, the Standard Model of Elements, quantum leaps, wave-particle duality, and, finally, the measurement problem in quantum mechanics.
If the first chapter will be a bit heavier in theory, the second chapter will show you why exactly quantum physics is so wildly exciting. Throughout this chapter, we will explore some of the most interesting applications of quantum physics theories and how they might be closer to realization than you may even imagine.
Last, but not least, we will also explore the relationship between quantum physics and traditional physics, as well as how the two might be able to survive together in the future, to create a whole new perspective on Everything we know.
From a branch of physics that was regarded as fringe (if not proper crazy) to a branch of physics that has grown to be an ambitious goal for some of the brightest minds of our century (Stephen Hawking and Michio Kaku are just two of the names we can drop here), quantum mechanics has changed a lot.
And yet, down at its very core, it still deals with some of the most perplexing paradoxes we have ever had to face as humans. Deep down, quantum physics is about advancement like never before - about breaking the barriers of knowledge not only in theoretical physics, but in every single area of development in the history of mankind.
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