Walking The Planck Length, (Paperback)

Quantum mechanics has thrown a wrench into classical views of reality. The Double Slit physics experiment proved that the universe is not "locally real", meaning subatomic particles do not have definite properties until they are actively measured or observed. However, when these particles bind together to form your body, they create a highly stable, undeniable physical presence. For decades, quantum physics has hinted at the impossible. It has told us that particles can exist in two places at once, that looking at a thing changes its behavior, and that the solid world beneath our feet is mostly empty space held together by mathematical probability. At the same time, the rise of computing power has forced a startling hypothesis into the mainstream. If we can simulate universes, what are the odds we aren't already living in one? Here we explore the mind-bending intersection where the smallest building blocks of reality meet the highest levels of digital logic. We dive into the code of the cosmos, the Planck length, quantum entanglement, and the observer effect, to see if they are the fundamental laws of nature or merely the rules of a grand architecture. By bridging the gap between the laboratory and the motherboard, we will investigate whether the strange paradoxes of the subatomic world are glitches in the matrix or the fundamental framework of existence. Prepare to peel back the veil of the physical world and confront the possibility that our reality isn't made of matter, but of information and how the Christian Bible may support this idea.

• Walking The Planck Length, (Paperback)
• Author: Howard Wessel
• ISBN: 9798185344637
• Format: Paperback
• Publication Date: 2026-07-06
• Page Count: 54