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The Machine in the Ghost

14.5.2020

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This week, I talk about the fate of the universe in Bohmian Cosmology. Specifically, how Torres, Fabris, and Piattella use the de Broglie-Bohm interpretation of quantum mechanics to modify the Wheeler-De Witt equation in the an accelerating universe.

Show Notes: http://papers.physicsfm.com/3

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