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A December Health Crisis Sparked Quantum Physics Reflection

A December health crisis prompted Karmela Padavic-Callaghan to explore how a more subjective view of quantum physics, detailed in Entangled States.
A December health crisis, escalating into a week-long intensive care unit stay, prompted Karmela Padavic-Callaghan to seek answers not in medical charts, but in the principles of quantum physics. Her book, Entangled States: A life according to quantum physics, argues that viewing objective principles subjectively can be a perspective reinforced by grappling with the causes behind a near-fatal illness. Padavic-Callaghan found resonance with a concept explored while reporting for New Scientist, regarding physicists studying indefinite causality, where multiple sequences of cause and effect can exist…
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