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I apologize for the long delay between videos. I’ve finished the first draft of my current novel and now I’m doing the proofreading and editing part. This creates a different routine and I haven’t yet fit these readings into the new routine. Anyway, here’s one, at least, and I hope to make these more frequently.

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Today’s reading is I, Ionium by Charles Dittell

Charles Dittell is retired. He has been a Clinical Psychologist Specialist, an Adult Education Coordinator and Counsellor, and an IT Trainer. He plays jazz piano and writes stories.

The quantum concepts in I, Ionium are the atom, free will, radioactivity and randomness.

Can an atom have aspirations to free will?

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Today’s reading is Chasing Probability by Gunnar de Winter.

Gunnar De Winter is a biologist/philosopher hybrid who explores ideas through fictional fieldwork.

The quantum concepts in Chasing Probability are Many Worlds, Probability and Superposition.

If we could somehow transit between the many worlds in the multiverse, could we escape the consequences of our actions?

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Today’s reading is Why Don’t You Just? by Sumit Dam.

Sumit Dam writes science fact for a living and science fiction for recreation, posting short stories at sumitsays.com. He lives, works and fails to sleep in London.

The quantum concepts in Why Don’t You Just? are the Act of Observation, the Atom, Entanglement, Schrodinger’s Cat and the Wavefunction.

Would you jump off a window ledge four miles up and entrust your survival to your fans?

rjb

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