
When physicist Leonard Susskind challenged Stephen Hawking's black hole theories, he ignited a decades-long scientific war. This thrilling account of quantum mechanics vs. relativity captivated Jason Furman, who called it "one of the best popular physics books" for making complex science irresistibly accessible.
著者の声を通じて本を感じる
知識を魅力的で例が豊富な洞察に変換
キーアイデアを瞬時にキャプチャして素早く学習
楽しく魅力的な方法で本を楽しむ
What happens when two of the world's greatest minds fundamentally disagree about reality itself? For nearly three decades, a fierce intellectual battle raged between Stephen Hawking and a determined resistance led by Leonard Susskind and Gerard 't Hooft. At stake wasn't just academic pride-it was the very foundation of physics. The question seemed deceptively simple: if you throw something into a black hole, does the information about that object vanish forever? But this wasn't trivial. If Hawking was right, quantum mechanics-the most successful theory in physics-would collapse. This war wasn't fought with weapons but with equations, thought experiments, and sheer intellectual courage. It would ultimately reveal something astonishing about the nature of our universe: reality might be a hologram. Evolution wired survival physics into our brains. A lion chasing prey instinctively calculates velocities and trajectories without conscious thought-what Robert Heinlein called the ability to "grok." We intuitively understand force, momentum, and acceleration because our ancestors who lacked this understanding didn't survive long enough to pass on their genes. But here's the problem: evolution never prepared us for quantum mechanics or ten-dimensional spacetime. No predator ever needed to comprehend superposition or string theory to catch dinner. Einstein himself struggled for a decade to rewire his Newtonian intuitions and accept Special Relativity's four-dimensional spacetime, then another decade wrestling with General Relativity's curved geometry. By the 1950s, physicists had successfully merged quantum mechanics with Special Relativity into Quantum Field Theory, but General Relativity and quantum mechanics remained stubbornly incompatible-two correct theories that contradicted each other. The Black Hole War emerged from this tension, forcing physicists to choose which fundamental principle to abandon.
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