Taking the Quantum Leap: The New Physics for Nonscientists

This book gives the world a view of how quantum mechanics, if recognized,and utilized in our every day life, we can rid our world of the Newtonian/Cartesian paradigm where our subject/ object dead language as Beckett said in Waiting For Godet, is a blockage to acheiving our highest goals in life. We must see that the world is not made up of solid things, but that we can intersect at the subatomic level of superposition, and make up our world, in a kind of quantum solipsism. Werner Heisenberg the inventor of the Uncertainty Principle of quantum mechanics, said as in the DVD What The Bleeb Do We Know?, the film that dramatizes Wolf'sbook"Atoms are not things. They are only tendencies" That is the world does not exist until we look at it. This book is a must read for all artists and great thinking multisensory personalities, if you want to live the highest life that you were meant to have, be an Avatar like Christ or Bhudda ,I have written a play that has been read in NYC which dramatizes this concept,The Leftover Brother, soon to be done as a novel for Amazon.com by Create Space EAN

Best book I’ve read on Quantum Mechanics. Accessible for a lay person but still full of information and challenging concepts. It’s written with so much passion you can’t help but stay interested.

I read a lot of material in this topic area and was looking forward to finding some new and chewy content here. The Look Inside and sample was sufficiently interesting for me to purchase the book. I'm about half way through the thing now and, while there have been a couple of times I've thought, 'Oh, that's interesting,' the book is mostly boring and simply filled with the same stuff I've read in other more well written books.In fairness, this is a great book for someone just beginning their reading and exploration of this fascinating area of science. For anyone familiar and regularly reading in this area, it's too basic.

this is a good book on instructing me in the way Jesus used His faith for speaking things that be not as thought they were

Very insightful. Taking the Quantum leap I didn't quite know what to expect but when it was over I was glad I did. I'm a believer.

Great book on quantum physics for the non scientist like it says. Leans a little more on the philosophical side.

Jung theorized a compelling link between quantum physics and the mysteries of the psyche. Wolf helps us find our way to that link.

Very very interesting. Still could be simplier and shorter. American style/traditon. British would have it much much shorter with the same effect

Very good state and good price

And as the light waves, I hope Schrodinger cat comes back to play, play away.huge for my mind, and delightful.

Great reminder from history and very clear, so helpful for a layperson like me.

One of the best works I've read on the New Physics both from the scientific and the mystical.

An absorbing discussion of quantum theory