Introduction: Cracks in the Foundation Modern science is arguably the most powerful explanatory tool humanity has ever invented. It has put supercomputers in our pockets, connected us instantly to almost anyone around the globe, eradicated many diseases, and opened new frontiers of human imagination. Yet, at the heart of our scientific understanding lies a profound […]
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To explain reality, we must start with the only thing we truly know: our direct experience. Quantum mechanics is famously successful. And famously weird. Electrons seem to be in many places at once, cats are said to be both alive and dead (until you look), and two particles can “know” about each other across a
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“Whenever a theory appears to you as the only possible one, take this as a sign that you have neither understood the theory nor the problem which it was intended to solve.” – Karl Popper Assumptions form an integral part of the scientific method. Every scientific theory is based on a collection of assumptions. Assumptions
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