The Mysteries of Quantum Physics. How Reality Is Created: Walter Sarett

The purpose of this book is to explain the complex concepts of quantum mechanics in an accessible form for a broad audience, without requiring specialized knowledge in physics. Through simple and clear exposition, the author introduces the reader to the world of quantum phenomena, explaining the principles of quantum laws using simple language and illustrations.
The book presents a description of such astonishing quantum phenomena as the dual nature of particles, superposition, entanglement, non-locality, and many other mysterious things. You will learn how strange quantum effects may be related to the workings of the brain and consciousness, and how, thanks to these effects, quantum computers, artificial intelligence, and neural networks are being developed.
The book contains up-to-date information on the latest discoveries, experiments, and new research from authoritative scientists, which raise fundamental questions about the origin of life and the structure of the Universe. Furthermore, it offers an exposition of bold scientific theories where the very existence of physical reality is questioned. This could overturn your perception of reality.
In the process of reading, you will discover an incredible world of quanta, where familiar rules cease to work, and this book will become a reliable guide to quantum physics and help deepen understanding and fascination with this captivating science.