From the archive: Carlo Rovelli on how to understand the quantum world (part two)
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From electrons behaving as both particles and waves to a cat in a box thatβs both dead and alive, the consequences of quantum physics are decidedly weird. So strange, that over a century since its conception, scientists are still arguing about the best way to understand the theory. In the second of two episodes, Ian Sample sits down with the physicist Carlo Rovelli to discuss his ideas for explaining quantum physics, and how it affects our understanding of the world. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/sciencepodNext Episodes
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