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Quantum Psychology examines how breakthroughs in quantum mechanics, relativity, non‑Euclidean geometry, non‑Aristotelian logic, and General Semantics have transformed the scientific worldview. It shows that, despite these radical shifts, human thought remains entrenched in medieval cosmology. Wilson invites readers to update their self‑perception and worldview for the 21st century.
First publish date: 1990
Genre: Psychology/General Psychology
Authors: Robert Anton Wilson
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