You are clever enough to map an atom and the far edge of a galaxy. So why can't you answer three simple questions — where you came from, why you're here, and what happens when you die?
For three hundred years, science has quietly assured us it has everything under control. At the Bottom of the Cup takes that promise seriously — and follows it all the way to the edge, where something surprising happens: the equations run out, and the view opens onto a reality far stranger, and far more meaningful, than the one we were promised.
With wit, clarity, and no fairy tales, this book walks you through the biggest ideas humanity has ever wrestled with — and refuses to stop at the comfortable answers: how evolution and the brain explain the body and mind, and exactly where those explanations hit a wall; why science can measure consciousness but has never explained it; what quantum physics reveals about a universe where solid matter dissolves and everything is connected; and why the greatest scientific minds — Einstein, Planck, Heisenberg — ended their careers pointing toward mystery, not away from it.
And the oldest questions of all — Does God exist? What is the meaning of existence? Is there life after death? — look completely different once you reach the frontier of what reason can know.
This is not a book of blind faith, nor one that worships the machine. It's a clear-eyed journey to the limit of human knowledge — and an honest look at what waits just past it.
Werner Heisenberg said it first: "At the bottom of the cup of science, God is waiting." This is the book about what he meant.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. You are clever enough to map an atom and the far edge of a galaxy. So why can't you answer three simple questions - where you came from, why you're here, and what happens when you die?For three hundred years, science has quietly assured us it has everything under control. At the Bottom of the Cup takes that promise seriously - and follows it all the way to the edge, where something surprising happens: the equations run out, and the view opens onto a reality far stranger, and far more meaningful, than the one we were promised.With wit, clarity, and no fairy tales, this book walks you through the biggest ideas humanity has ever wrestled with - and refuses to stop at the comfortable answers: how evolution and the brain explain the body and mind, and exactly where those explanations hit a wall; why science can measure consciousness but has never explained it; what quantum physics reveals about a universe where solid matter dissolves and everything is connected; and why the greatest scientific minds - Einstein, Planck, Heisenberg - ended their careers pointing toward mystery, not away from it.And the oldest questions of all - Does God exist? What is the meaning of existence? Is there life after death? - look completely different once you reach the frontier of what reason can know.This is not a book of blind faith, nor one that worships the machine. It's a clear-eyed journey to the limit of human knowledge - and an honest look at what waits just past it.Werner Heisenberg said it first: "At the bottom of the cup of science, God is waiting." This is the book about what he meant. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798187433728
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - You are clever enough to map an atom and the far edge of a galaxy. So why can't you answer three simple questions - where you came from, why you're here, and what happens when you die For three hundred years, science has quietly assured us it has everything under control. At the Bottom of the Cup takes that promise seriously - and follows it all the way to the edge, where something surprising happens: the equations run out, and the view opens onto a reality far stranger, and far more meaningful, than the one we were promised.With wit, clarity, and no fairy tales, this book walks you through the biggest ideas humanity has ever wrestled with - and refuses to stop at the comfortable answers: how evolution and the brain explain the body and mind, and exactly where those explanations hit a wall; why science can measure consciousness but has never explained it; what quantum physics reveals about a universe where solid matter dissolves and everything is connected; and why the greatest scientific minds - Einstein, Planck, Heisenberg - ended their careers pointing toward mystery, not away from it.And the oldest questions of all - Does God exist What is the meaning of existence Is there life after death - look completely different once you reach the frontier of what reason can know.This is not a book of blind faith, nor one that worships the machine. It's a clear-eyed journey to the limit of human knowledge - and an honest look at what waits just past it.Werner Heisenberg said it first: 'At the bottom of the cup of science, God is waiting.' This is the book about what he meant. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798187433728
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. You are clever enough to map an atom and the far edge of a galaxy. So why can't you answer three simple questions - where you came from, why you're here, and what happens when you die?For three hundred years, science has quietly assured us it has everything under control. At the Bottom of the Cup takes that promise seriously - and follows it all the way to the edge, where something surprising happens: the equations run out, and the view opens onto a reality far stranger, and far more meaningful, than the one we were promised.With wit, clarity, and no fairy tales, this book walks you through the biggest ideas humanity has ever wrestled with - and refuses to stop at the comfortable answers: how evolution and the brain explain the body and mind, and exactly where those explanations hit a wall; why science can measure consciousness but has never explained it; what quantum physics reveals about a universe where solid matter dissolves and everything is connected; and why the greatest scientific minds - Einstein, Planck, Heisenberg - ended their careers pointing toward mystery, not away from it.And the oldest questions of all - Does God exist? What is the meaning of existence? Is there life after death? - look completely different once you reach the frontier of what reason can know.This is not a book of blind faith, nor one that worships the machine. It's a clear-eyed journey to the limit of human knowledge - and an honest look at what waits just past it.Werner Heisenberg said it first: "At the bottom of the cup of science, God is waiting." This is the book about what he meant. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798187433728
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