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    The Layman's Guide To Quantum Reality
    The Layman's Guide To Quantum Reality
    The Layman's Guide To Quantum Reality
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    The Layman's Guide To Quantum Reality

    Written by JD Lovil

    Narrated by Cathi Colas

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    About this audiobook

    Have you always wanted to understand Quantum Theory, but was afraid of the math?

    Relax. I have written this book so that you can understand the theory without all the hard to understand equations and science speak.

    Once you understand quantum mechanics, you can use that knowledge to take control of your life.



    This book has three sections.

    It will teach you the science, and it will transform your life.


     

    • The first section covers the science and a little history. It tells you how things work.
    • The second section covers the philosophy. It tells you why it works that way.
    • The third section covers magic. Because the science works the way it does, your mind is able to control your quantum reality.

    Take control of your life and reality.

    Let me tell you about Quantum Theory, and show you how to use it to make your life better.

    Buy a copy of The Layman's Guide To Quantum Reality and find out how to control your Reality!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJD Lovil
    Release dateAug 9, 2018
    ISBN9781987198225
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    JD Lovil

    JD Lovil Is the writer of a series of cross genre science fiction novels dealing with the existence of a multitude of parallel earths as required by the Many Worlds interpretation of Quantum Theory. He enjoys writing books which are essentially ‘stand alone’ books, but with similar rules and circumstances, and with some crossover of characters. JD also writes nonfiction books occasionally on subjects, which he believes to be given less attention than called for, or for which he perceives a significant need. Originally from Arkansas, JD Lovil now lives in Phoenix, Arizona. Visit his website at www.jdlovil.jimdo.com

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    • 4/5
      Great for an afternoon listen. It puts all of the Quantum world into perspective. Excellent learning experience with a fun narrative. I enjoyed this book thoroughly.

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    • 5/5
      A book of great value for those who seek understanding of being as the principle, words as means and objects as results