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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Wave function collapse doesn't need a conscious observer. It needs energy - real, thermodynamic, measurable energy, dissipated into a real environment. Built to Break tells two stories at once. The first is a physics postulate: an alternative to Copenhagen, GRW, CSL, and Diósi-Penrose, grounded in nothing more exotic than energy exchange between a quantum system and its environment, and a Heisenberg-type action threshold. No consciousness. No postulated universal noise field. Just dissipation, measured in joules, crossing a critical bound. The second story is what actually happened while building it - including a single arithmetic error, missed for longer than it should have been, that threw a predicted collapse time off by twenty-six orders of magnitude before anyone caught it. Then a second, subtler error: a formula that produced stable, plausible-looking numbers while being dimensionally impossible underneath. This book shows both, in full, without cleaning up the record afterward. Inside: - A complete derivation of the energy-dissipation threshold model, verified line by line and audited in SI units- The mistakes, shown exactly as they happened - and how they were caught- A rigorous comparison against CSL, GRW, and Diósi-Penrose- A concrete, falsifiable experimental protocol for an optically levitated nanosphere, with real numbers a laboratory could test today>Built to Break is not a book that claims to have solved the measurement problem in quantum mechanics. It is a record of building one honest, testable candidate solution - and being precise, in print, about exactly where it might still be wrong. Written for readers with a working knowledge of quantum mechanics and open-system dynamics who want to see the mathematics, not just the conclusions. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Cain had a stone. Today we have algorithms capable of deciding who lives and who dies, weapons that don't require looking at anyone's face, and the ability to edit life itself at the molecular level. The human will has not changed since the first altar. What changed, irreversibly, is the reach of that will.The Dilemma of Humanity traces the gap that widens with every generation between the power we're capable of building and the wisdom we have to direct it. It moves through real, verifiable cases: the lead we breathed for decades before knowing it was poison, the opioid crisis that began with a medication prescribed by trusted doctors, the internal Facebook documents that revealed the human cost of the attention economy, and the autonomous drones being tested right now, in 2026, with no human pilot in the decision loop.But it also shows the gap is not a sealed fate: Charlemagne, Ashoka, and Cyrus the Great each had the power to keep conquering indefinitely, and redirected it instead. A group of scientists, in 1975, had the technology ready to advance without restraint, and chose to stop and ask whether they should.This is not a book about technology, nor a work of futurology. It is a contemplative letter about power, the wisdom we still haven't learned to scale at the same pace, and the question every generation avoids: should we, even if we can.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - En un jardín con apenas cuatro personas -un padre, una madre, dos hijos-, sin ejércitos, sin fronteras, sin escasez que lo justificara, ocurrió el primer asesinato de la historia humana. Caín no mató a un extraño: mató al único otro ser humano de su generación, por una herida invisible frente a un amor que se suponía infinito.El Espejo de Caín persigue esa herida original a través de toda la historia humana y a través de tres lenguajes distintos que, sorprendentemente, dicen lo mismo: la neurociencia que encuentra en la amígdala el mismo instinto de autopreservación que activó la mano de Caín; la psicología social que demuestra, con niños divididos en grupos arbitrarios, lo poco que hace falta para que nazca un 'nosotros' contra un 'ellos'; y la tradición espiritual que, mucho antes que la ciencia, ya había nombrado esa misma tensión como las dos inclinaciones que conviven en cada persona.Desde ahí, el libro recorre los primeros templos que legalizaron la muerte, las leyes internacionales escritas por quienes ganaron la última guerra, la ciencia que miró hacia el átomo y encontró el mismo misterio que ardía junto al primer fuego, y las guerras modernas que solo cambiaron el altar por la bandera.No es un libro de historia ni un tratado teológico. Es una carta larga y contemplativa -no un veredicto- escrita para que cada lector se reconozca: en la envidia que sentimos frente a quien parece más querido, en la indiferencia que nos permite desayunar mientras el mundo arde en otro lugar, y en la pregunta que Dios mismo le hizo a Caín y que la humanidad entera sigue sin responder: ¿somos, acaso, guardianes de nuestro hermano Termina no con una conclusión, sino con una tarea: tres gestos simples y repetibles que cualquier lector -creyente o científico, ciudadano o gobernante- puede empezar a practicar hoy mismo. …