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Dr. Quantum Presents Meet the Real Creator - You!
- Letto da: Fred Alan Wolf
- Durata: 4 ore e 19 min
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The more you learn about quantum physics, the more you wonder: who is really creating your reality? Fear not, Dr. Quantum, superhero of spiritual science, is here to help you meet the real creator: You! Join this champion of modern thought (sometimes known by his alter ego, Dr. Fred Alan Wolf) on a quest for truth through the strange reality of quantum physics. Listeners will discover how we participate in the manifestation of each moment, why the universe only seems to be beyond our ability to control, and how we can use the principles of cutting-edge science to truly take charge of our lives. On this four-part journey into understanding, Dr. Quantum will unravel such mysteries as:
- Your "spiritual elephant", who is really in control of your life from a quantum perspective?
- Quantum heaven, quantum hell, if we create our own reality, why do things happen that we don't want?
- "If I have a soul, why doesn't it do something?" How to open a dialogue between your "self" and "soul".
- Is there one soul, or are there many? A quantum perspective on the nature of self and other.
Whether he's rescuing listeners from confusion about subatomic subtleties or breaking down the barriers between science and spirit, Dr. Wolf sets the standard for bringing quantum physics down to earth and into our lives.
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Generale1 out of 5 stars
- J. Putney
- 27/09/2005
This is not Quantum Physics
Ok to download IF you realize that this is one person's view about human spirituality, and NOT actually about any of the qualities or scientific implications of quantum physics.
This book uses a quantum physics vocabulary (vocabulary, mind you, not actual scientist-endorsed interpretations or data) to make speculations about the soul, which is describes in terms of an imaginary elephant. It presents common misreadings of what real quantum physicists call "observation," equating a probabilistic science to a false determinism.
Incredibly disappointing.
I am surprised Audible would advertise this on its front page.
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Generale5 out of 5 stars
- Lillian
- 22/09/2005
Dr. Quantum Presents Meet the Real Creator - You!
I had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Fred A. Wolf aka Dr. Quantum during a conference held at Simon Fraser University called, "The Bleep Conference". Fred makes Quantum Physics seem like childs play. Clear, concise examples that are relative to everyday life make learning QP fun and enlightening. I know that anyone even slightly interested in physics will find Fred's narrative fun and applicable to our own lives in all ways. Very enjoyable! Absolutely a must hear!
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Generale4 out of 5 stars
- John
- 25/06/2007
Not what I expected
His book was not what I expected. I had exposure to him in the "What the bleep do we know" movie, and thought he was a circus act. He does have a very bizarre style, but that is just him. Its real. He is actually very cogent and informative surrounding a very difficult topic to understand for us lay-people. It took a while to get used to his voice, but it was worth the time listening. I learned more than I expected and decided to get his other works. Fred has more to contribute to our knowledge base than just quantum physics.
7 persone l'hanno trovata utile
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Generale5 out of 5 stars
- Sabrina
- 30/12/2005
Awesome!
I really enjoyed listening to Dr. Quantum discuss his ideas about soul, heaven and hell, how we create our reality, and what Quantum Physics has to do with it all. I discovered Dr. Quantum from the wonderful “What the Bleep Do We Know?” movie, and ever since then I have become interested in what he has to say (as well as what the other people in the movie have to say). I find him easy to understand and actually quite entertaining. I found myself laughing out loud at times. He really kept my attention throughout the entire presentation. In fact, I have listened to this audio book about 3 times now (I’ve only had it about a week), and I am taking notes! I am also researching some of the people and experiments that he mentions (i.e.: Benjamin Libet and his work on neural adequacy). I am considering purchasing his other audio presentation: A User’s Guide to Your Universe.
I had no prior knowledge of Quantum Physics until I watched the “What the Bleep” movie, so all this stuff is new to me. I am glad that I started my study of the mystery with Dr. Quantum as a guide.
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Generale4 out of 5 stars
- Chris
- 28/12/2005
good listen
How can anything be objective when the observer is part of the system he is observing? At best only a model can be offered. You can either buy into it, or not. As for religion and science; well, they both have their own priests, don't they? And yet, are they not ultimately trying to model the same thing? Is this not one of the things that thing that baffled the quantum scientists so much... Looking down into the very fabric of reality they "saw" what the ancient Hindu writers explained? So then, some scientists ask, what is religion and what is science in relation to the data obtain at the quantum level? ("Tao of Physics" is a good example). If they (religion and science) are both trying to describe the ultimate reality; should they not at some point cross?
Wolf is always fun to listen to, and reminds me of one of my old physics professors.
It is a good listen.
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Generale4 out of 5 stars
- Pauline
- 31/10/2005
Quantum Science For Real People!
I'm a fan of quantum physics but struggle with the concepts most of the time. This audiobook had me sneaking whatever few moments I could get to continue listening to this fascinating concept of how we apparently create most of our own circumstances and opportunities.
If you have an inquiring mind, I'm sure you'll find this an interesting "read".
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Generale1 out of 5 stars
- Astute BookWorm
- 19/12/2005
ONE WORD - Disappointed
Dr. Wolf used this audio as a springboard for
his beliefs on religion instead of being totally
objective. I've scratched him from my list of favorite authors.
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Generale1 out of 5 stars
- Deskspud
- 08/09/2007
Clown Fear
This is a clowns guide to unspiritual thinking, an educated character with way to many answers. He is the apostate Pat Robertson, humility wrapped around arrogance; Who could buy this but the sophmorically needy.
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Generale5 out of 5 stars
- April
- 17/05/2007
Thought provoking
Dr. Wolf is excellent. This is the second audiobook of his I've listened to and like the first, I've gone back and listened to certain chapters several times over.
Whether you agree with his philosophical theories or not, they are indeed though provoking.
I thoroughly enjoy listening to his voice and his sense of humor is wonderful. His audio's are incredibly entertaining and while listening you feel as if he is actually talking to "YOU."
You can also contact him personaly via his website. I sent him an email and by the next day I had a reply.
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Generale1 out of 5 stars
- Steve
- 20/03/2006
Misled Rubbish
I bought this book to learn something about how quantum physics relates to *my* reality (as outlined in the description from the publisher). What I got was an annoying, 4h9m, series of bad analogies, bad character parodies, and loose ties to physics of any type. The book can have been one sentence long and skipped all the irritating prattle:
"When life gives you lemons you decide whether to make lemonade."
Perhaps I'm being short-sighted, but can't seem to read/listen between all of Fred Alan Wolf's muttering.
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