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The Everett Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics: Collected Works 1955-1980 with Commentary
Web edition: July 27, 2012
Print edition: August 11, 2012; Vol.182 #3 (p. 30)
A collection of original documents, many hard to find, relating to one of the most controversial of the many interpretations of quantum mechanics.
Princeton Univ., 2012, 389 p., $75
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* Higgs Particle? Dark Energy/Matter? Epigenetics? All YOK!
* Earth-life is just another, self-replicating, mass format.
* All mass formats evolve from gravitons, the primal universe mass-energy particles.
* Since singularity gravitons are extricated from their big-bang clusters , i.e. become mobile, energy, at a constant rate.
* All mass formats follow natural selection, i.e. intake of energy or their energy taken in by other mass formats.
* Evolution Is The Quantum Mechanics Of Natural Selection.
* Quantum mechanics are mechanisms, possible or probable or actual mechanisms of natural selection.
* Life’s Evolution is the quantum mechanics of biology.
* Every evolution, of all disciplines, is the quantum mechanics of the discipline’s natural selection.
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