Nature Loves to Hide

Exploring the intersection of quantum physics and Western mystical thought, the book traces a lineage from ancient philosophers like Plato and Plotinus to contemporary particle physics. It reveals that early quantum physicists were well-versed in Greek philosophy, contrary to the common focus on Eastern mysticism. By examining Plotinus' Enneads, the author highlights the philosophical implications of quantum mechanics, establishing a continuity between Western idealist traditions and modern scientific inquiry. This work offers a fresh perspective on the nature of reality through a philosophical lens.