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Something Deeply Hidden Quantum Worlds and the Emergence of Spacetime

Sean Carroll

INSTANT Sean Carroll, theoretical physicist and one of this world’s most celebrated writers on science, rewrites the history of 20th century physics. Already hailed as a masterpiece,

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The Joe Rogan Experience

Sean Carroll discussed his new popularscience book, describing its recent release, the booktour he was on, and several chapters that explain quantum foundations in plain language.

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the book came out Something Deeply Hidden last week and I've been on a book tour

— Episode: #1352 - Sean Carroll

Episode: #1352 - Sean Carroll

Sean Carroll discussed his new popularscience book, describing its recent release, the booktour he was on, and several chapters that explain quantum foundations in plain language.

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the book came out Something Deeply Hidden last week and I've been on a book tour

I have a chapter in the book which my editor resisted at first but then he let me get away with it which is a dialogue between a young philosopher and her father who was a physicist

my book that didn't have any figures in it right didn't you get the I believe so yeah that makes it much harder the real book has pictures

StarTalk Radio

It was discussed in relation to the multiverse theory and the idea that when you observe something, it splits into separate universes.

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And I wrote a whole other book. My previous book was called Something Deeply Hidden, describing and defending exactly that point of view.

— Episode: Cosmic Queries – The Biggest Ideas in th...

Episode: Cosmic Queries – The Biggest Ideas in the Universe...

It was discussed in relation to the multiverse theory and the idea that when you observe something, it splits into separate universes.

"

And I wrote a whole other book. My previous book was called Something Deeply Hidden, describing and defending exactly that point of view.

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