Today’s reading is part one of The Invisible Empire by John Kessel, part of a collection of short stories called The Baum Plan for Financial Independence. It is about ten and a half minutes long. It was fun doing the preacher’s exhortations. I can see why they do it. Like other Okanagan Reader stories it is licensed Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike. Listen to this and other stories on the Audio page.
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This reading is A Slice of Reality by Judy Selfrich, from the collection Quantum Shorts. Its quantum themes are reality and superposition. What if our brains thought in particles instead of waves? What if we perceived everything simultaneously instead of just a slice of reality?
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This reading is From the Ruins of Beijing by Andrew Neil Gray, from the collection Quantum Shorts. Its quantum themes are the multiverse, decoherence, entanglement and superposition. What if we could dump our entropy into alternate universes?
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ISBN 978-0-9919532-0-2
