Integrating the concept of entropy in thermodynamics, classical and quantum information theory and then extending it to a new class: conceptual entropy as a measure of deficit in concepts or understanding.

Working towards a reconceptualisation of entropy that brings thermodynamics, classical and quantum information under one conceptual umbrella. Boiling kettles, playing snooker and measuring quantum states all come together.

Why analogy often confuses when used to explain quantum processes. Fools rush in …

Why the world can monitor itself and govern its own evolutionary trajectory without any help from human consciousness.

Quantum collapse is not what we think.

If the whole universe is quantum, why is our experience of it classical? The answer lies in the aspects of the world that are persistent under decoherence.

Confirming Bell’s inequality violation using IBM’s quantum hardware and Qiskit. The quantum world is stranger than most people think.

If the markets are always right, as we are often assured, what does that tell us about incommunicable knowledge? Knowledge embedded in collectives that no individual can access alone? Feeling our way towards quantum theory.

Deeper into the unknown.

More on black holes, boundaries and bulks and how they encode one another.