Something Deeply Hidden: Quantum Worlds and the Emergence of Spacetime

Great book, not that easy to understand and requires deep thinking. As per the book, there are thousands of copies of me being created while I'm typing this review :D. I completed the book and still not convinced of the many worlds interpretation of Quantum Mechanics, however, it is fascinating to read about QM and the various interpretations of it. And the fact the MW interpretation is actually the one with less assumptions i.e. more natural interpretation of them all.

Muchas gracias voy a empezar a leerlo llego 1 dia antes y esta grueso. Buen material (

I have read many books on quantum physics. This book is a gem and well worth reading several times. It’s written in layman’s terms. Even then some parts are hard to comprehend.

Sean Carroll's nouveau livre est un guide vers la mécanique quantique la plus poussée qui est accessible par tout le monde, peu importe leurs connaissances acquises en mathématique, physique classique ou physique quantique. C'est de plus un ouvrage qui explore les conséquences philosophiques d'un monde complètement différent du monde qu'on expérience tous les jours, et qui néanmoins semble être le monde dans lequel on vit.

Great book

In Something Deeply Hidden, the equation Schrödinger developed...rules the discussion (the book helpfully provides a stripped-down layman’s version of this equation, which will thoroughly baffle most of those laymen) ... Carroll’s book is so comprehensive, and he’s such a fantastic teacher ... As a smart and intensely readable undergraduate class in the history of quantum theory and the nature of quantum mechanics, Something Deeply Hidden could scarcely be improved. Carroll has a natural teacher’s knack for democratizing the conversation without sacrificing his own authority. I don’t believe for one femtosecond that possibility is the same thing as actuality; I don’t believe in ghost worlds and don’t think there’s a single word in Carroll’s book that should make anybody else believe in them ... [but] it sure is fun to imagine.