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David Deutsch über unseren Platz in der Ordnung der Dinge

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Der sagenumwobene Forscher David Deutsch läßt einmal die Theoretische Physik beiseite, um sich einem weit dringlicheren Thema zu widmen: Dem Überleben unserer Spezies. Der erste Schritt, der globalen Klimaerwärmung Herr zu werden ist, wie er sagt, die Einsicht, daß wir hier wirklich ein Problem haben.

David Deutsch's 1997 book "The Fabric of Reality" laid the groundwork for an all-encompassing Theory of Everything, and galvanized interest in the idea of a quantum computer, which could solve problems of hitherto unimaginable complexity. Full bio »

Translated into German by Matthias Daues
Reviewed by Ulf Hensen
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