Henry P. Stapp Bücher

Exploring the intersection of quantum mechanics and consciousness, the author, a noted theoretical physicist, argues for the significant impact of free will on our actions. He critiques mainstream biology and neuroscience for adhering to outdated classical views that ignore the influence of mental intentions. By interpreting quantum mechanics in a realistic way, the book offers insights into our mental processes and even addresses phenomena considered "paranormal," suggesting profound implications for self-understanding and the meaning of life.

Focusing on the intersection of consciousness and quantum mechanics, the leading physicist Stapp explores how conscious thought can interact with the physical brain, which is composed of neurons and atoms. He presents a compelling argument for the integration of these two realms, offering insights into the nature of consciousness and its causal effectiveness within the framework of quantum physics.