The Copenhagen Trip / quantum-physical wierdness explained away

"The Copenhagen Trip / quantum-physical weirdness explained away" is a specialized book that addresses the interpretative challenges of quantum physics. It argues that quantum physics works exceptionally well in practice and is regarded as the most successful scientific theory. The book aims not only to explain the apparent contradictions of quantum mechanics but also to refute them by providing a rational explanation for the impossibility of a rational explanation. The author, Jeremy Fiennes, explores how our limited perception and the energetic thresholds that influence our observations lead to these contradictions. By introducing the concept of an invisible "subliminal substrate," the book attempts to explain phenomena such as dark matter and the randomness of radioactive decay. The book is largely conceptual and contains only a minimal mathematical component, making it accessible to a wide audience.