Physics and Philosophy by Werner Heisenberg

Physics and Philosophy by Werner Heisenberg

Heisenberg formulated the uncertainty principle at twenty-five, and this book is his attempt to explain what quantum mechanics actually implies about reality — written for readers with no mathematics.

He covers the Copenhagen interpretation he helped build, why the observer cannot be removed from the description, the history of the atomic idea from the Greeks, and the collision between quantum theory and the categories of ordinary language. The chapter on how the change compares to earlier revolutions in thought is the strongest.

One of the great works of scientific philosophy, by a founder of the field it describes.

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