Continuing their discussion on idealism and the nature of reality, Michael Egnor and Bruce Gordon delve into the mystifying realm of quantum physics. What does quantum physics say about the nature of our reality? And how does this relate to philosophical theories about the world around us?

Show Notes

• 00:23 | Introducing Dr. Bruce Gordon
• 03:03 | The mind-dependent character of reality
• 06:50 | What counts as a measurement?
• 12:36 | The phenomenon of non-localizability of individual particles
• 14:34 | The quantum Cheshire Cat phenomenon
• 17:18 | The idealist perspective
• 18:37 | Wrapping in Aristotelian and Thomistic thought

Additional Resources

• Dr. Bruce Gordon at Discovery.org
• N. David Mermin, physics professor at Cornell University
• Werner Heisenberg, German theoretical physicist