Essays by Jim Baggott on the frontiers of science and the interfaces of science, philosophy, and history.
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In an earlier essay, I described how in 1927 Albert Einstein and Danish physicist Niels Bohr engaged in a debate that was notionally about the interpretation of quantum theory, but was in fact concerned with the very purpose of science itse...
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A little while ago I was asked to suggest the year in which I believed the quantum theory was first properly established. There are some obvious candidates. In his famous ‘act of desperation’, the venerable physicist Max Planck first insert...
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Jim Baggott is a freelance science writer, specialising in science, philosophy of science, and science history. He was awarded a Glaxo Science Writer’s prize in 1992, and his book 'Mass' won the ‘Cosmos’ Prize for Science Writing in 2020.
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