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"Quantum mechanics is confusing, nonintuitive, and seemingly nonsensical. What I found through my journey is that this confusion and senselessness isn’t a bug, but a feature, and creates a new way to see our everyday life," writes cosmologist Paul M. Sutter.

"Instead of interpreting quantum mechanics, I ultimately realized, maybe we should just submit to it—and let quantum mechanics interpret our own lives."

In this episode of Nautilus Narrations, join Sutter on his journey through the four stages of “quantum grief" and find out how he learned to stop worrying, and love uncertainty.

You can enjoy more of Paul M. Sutter's work on YouTube here:    / @paulmsutter  

Follow him on Instagram here:   / paulmsutter  

And visit his website: https://www.pmsutter.com/

This article originally appeared in Nautilus Magazine. Read it online: https://bit.ly/4d0AJjs

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