Quantum Physics

    

Observations of The Hidden Reality

Authors: Bernard Riley

The composition of Brian Greene’s The Hidden Reality is analysed from a personal perspective. The first reference in the index of the book to a subject that draws my attention is found on a page whose page number is an integer power or low-denominational fractional power of π or e, the denominator of the fraction being a power of 2. Subjects of particular interest are found on pages whose page numbers are integer powers of π or e; for subjects of greatest interest the integer is either 3 or 5. Related subjects are found on pages of symmetrically related page number. Again, we see that one’s observations create one’s reality.

Comments: 18 pages, including 16 figures

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