Decoherence: A Fresh Look
Yousaf Shahid
Decoherence: A Fresh Look is an interdisciplinary exploration of decoherence as both a scientific concept and a philosophical gateway to deeper questions concerning reality, knowledge, consciousness, causality, and human understanding. The book examines the implications of modern physics—particularly quantum theory, relativity, and the changing scientific conception of reality—for philosophy, metaphysics, and religious thought. It also considers the historical influence of classical determinism, atheism, theism, and major philosophical traditions on humanity’s understanding of God, the universe, and the nature of existence. Drawing inspiration from the intellectual legacy of Allama Muhammad Iqbal, the work seeks to renew the dialogue between science, philosophy, and religion in the context of the twenty-first century. Rather than presenting decoherence merely as a technical physical process, the book treats it as a conceptual point of departure for reconsidering the relationship between observation, consciousness, probability, objectivity, and reality. This book is intended for readers interested in philosophy of science, metaphysics, quantum theory, religious philosophy, consciousness studies, and contemporary discussions concerning the limits and possibilities of human knowledge.
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