As I have expanded upon lengthily in this previous post , interference is a key phenomenon in quantum theory. In this post, we will s...

So far on this blog, I have argued that quantum mechanics should be most aptly seen as a generalization of probability theory, necessary ...

What to Feynman was interference (see the previous post ), to Erwin Schrödinger (he of the cat) was the phenomenon known as entanglement :...

So far, I've told you a little about where I believe quantum theory comes from. To briefly recap, information-theoretic incompleteness...

For many scientists, the notion of a lawful, physical universe is a very attractive one -- it implies that in principle, everything is exp...

Classical logic is a system concerned with certain objects that can attain either of two values (usually interpreted as propositions  that...

The second law of thermodynamics is one of the cornerstones of physics. Indeed, even among the most well-tested fundamental scientific pri...