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The Physics Effect: How Reality Emerges – and Why We Lose It to Understand It
A new fundamental work on perception, science, and the grammar of reality.
What actually happens when we measure, think, and decide?
This book presents a radical thesis: reality is not a given whole – it only emerges through the interplay of world, action, observation, and decision. Every measurement is an intervention, every form a simplification, every truth a premise. And this is precisely the "Physics Effect": we generate stability that we then believe we are merely discovering.
The Physics Effect combines physics, philosophy, computer science, and epistemology into a new, clear order. It demonstrates:
- why concepts and models conceal more than they reveal – and why we still need them,
- why quantisation is the fundamental mechanism that makes thinking and science possible in the first place,
- why objectivity is not a state, but a process,
- how language, mathematics, and measurement shape reality,
- why data is never neutral – and why AI only amplifies what we quantise,
- and why sincerity – in thought as well as action – remains the central scientific virtue.
This book is neither a textbook nor a theory of everything. It is the order that precedes all theories: a grammar of perception that reveals how we generate meaning and why knowledge can never be complete.
Who is this book for?
- For physicists who want to understand what measurement and modelling truly mean.
- For philosophers who want to redefine the boundaries of concept, language, and validity.
- For researchers, developers, and decision-makers who want to know what perception can actually achieve in a world of data, information, simulations, and AI.
- For everyone wondering how the world and thought interconnect – and what responsibility arises from this.
A profound work – and a necessary one in the age of AI.
It shows why machine thought can never surpass human thought as long as it relies on the same mechanisms – and why responsibility and sincerity mark the true boundaries of artificial intelligence.
Anyone reading this book will gain not only a new understanding of physics, but also of the future of knowledge, science, and intelligent systems.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Physics Effect: How Reality Emerges - and Why We Lose It to Understand ItA new fundamental work on perception, science, and the grammar of reality.What actually happens when we measure, think, and decide?This book presents a radical thesis: reality is not a given whole - it only emerges through the interplay of world, action, observation, and decision. Every measurement is an intervention, every form a simplification, every truth a premise. And this is precisely the "Physics Effect" we generate stability that we then believe we are merely discovering.The Physics Effect combines physics, philosophy, computer science, and epistemology into a new, clear order. It demonstrates: why concepts and models conceal more than they reveal - and why we still need them, why quantisation is the fundamental mechanism that makes thinking and science possible in the first place, why objectivity is not a state, but a process, how language, mathematics, and measurement shape reality, why data is never neutral - and why AI only amplifies what we quantise, and why sincerity - in thought as well as action - remains the central scientific virtue.This book is neither a textbook nor a theory of everything. It is the order that precedes all theories: a grammar of perception that reveals how we generate meaning and why knowledge can never be complete.Who is this book for?For physicists who want to understand what measurement and modelling truly mean.For philosophers who want to redefine the boundaries of concept, language, and validity.For researchers, developers, and decision-makers who want to know what perception can actually achieve in a world of data, information, simulations, and AI.For everyone wondering how the world and thought interconnect - and what responsibility arises from this.A profound work - and a necessary one in the age of AI.It shows why machine thought can never surpass human thought as long as it relies on the same mechanisms - and why responsibility and sincerity mark the true boundaries of artificial intelligence.Anyone reading this book will gain not only a new understanding of physics, but also of the future of knowledge, science, and intelligent systems. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798192273111
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The Physics Effect: How Reality Emerges - and Why We Lose It to Understand ItA new fundamental work on perception, science, and the grammar of reality.What actually happens when we measure, think, and decide This book presents a radical thesis: reality is not a given whole - it only emerges through the interplay of world, action, observation, and decision. Every measurement is an intervention, every form a simplification, every truth a premise. And this is precisely the 'Physics Effect' we generate stability that we then believe we are merely discovering.The Physics Effect combines physics, philosophy, computer science, and epistemology into a new, clear order. It demonstrates: - why concepts and models conceal more than they reveal - and why we still need them, - why quantisation is the fundamental mechanism that makes thinking and science possible in the first place, - why objectivity is not a state, but a process, - how language, mathematics, and measurement shape reality, - why data is never neutral - and why AI only amplifies what we quantise, - and why sincerity - in thought as well as action - remains the central scientific virtue.This book is neither a textbook nor a theory of everything. It is the order that precedes all theories: a grammar of perception that reveals how we generate meaning and why knowledge can never be complete.Who is this book for - For physicists who want to understand what measurement and modelling truly mean.- For philosophers who want to redefine the boundaries of concept, language, and validity.- For researchers, developers, and decision-makers who want to know what perception can actually achieve in a world of data, information, simulations, and AI.- For everyone wondering how the world and thought interconnect - and what responsibility arises from this.A profound work - and a necessary one in the age of AI.It shows why machine thought can never surpass human thought as long as it relies on the same mechanisms - and why responsibility and sincerity mark the true boundaries of artificial intelligence.Anyone reading this book will gain not only a new understanding of physics, but also of the future of knowledge, science, and intelligent systems. Seller Inventory # 9798192273111