Quantum Mechanics studies the smallest indivisible particles in the world and has discovered that they behave quite strangely. Reality and the world we see is made of those particles. What if we are not seeing reality as it is because we do not know how these particles affect our lives?

The Invited Philosophers Neil & JP Menu Dinner Main Dish: Grilled chicken, marinated Peruvian “pollo a la brasa” style, with sauteed veggies and potatoes, and a side of mixed greens salad. Dessert: Chocolate lava cake with strawberry ice cream Drinks: Zolo Wine &  Chalk Hill Pinot Noir* *Courtesy of Neil & JP The Philosophy Physicists who study quantum mechanics look for the smallest particles in the universe (atoms, electrons, and photons) to understand its rules. And they have made some extraordinary and mysterious discoveries about it. This article discusses them

and asks these questions : Does it seem reasonable that a person/scientist can alter a quantum system just by “looking” at it? What about creating multiple universes by merely making a decision?  What if your mind split because you measured a quantum system?   All or some of these things might routinely happen millions of times every day. We wondered how it affects our lives. The Summary Two photons can travel lightyears apart, but they remain linked or “entangled”: The moment photon A is measured as being vertically polarized, photon…

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