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Today, we're diving into one of the most profound and possibly controversial topics in human history, quantum physics.

Paul's guest is Paul Levy, author of the newly revised edition of the Quantum Revelation.

Paul has spent decades exploring the intersection of physics and consciousness,

showing us why quantum discoveries are not just theoretical curiosities, but life-changing revelations. Here's the thing. Quantum

physics isn't just about equations, particles, or the mysteries of the atom. It's about us. It's

about the shocking discovery that our consciousness plays a central

role in shaping reality, a truth so radical it unsettled even Einstein. In this episode,

the two polls explore the intersection of physics, spirituality, psychology and human destiny.

They discuss why scientists resist the implications of their own

discoveries, how quantum physics offers medicine for our world in crisis, and what it truly

means to awaken to the dreamlike nature of reality. Before we dive in, we'd like to say thank you

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So if you've ever wondered whether free will is real, if the universe exists when you're not looking, or if consciousness itself might hold the key to saving our species, then stay tuned.

Paul, it's always so good to have you back. And when you told me you had revised the quantum revelation, I was super excited because, as I mentioned on our last podcast, when we talked specifically

about your book, the quantum Revelation, that book to this

very day, and I'm a guy who's read thousands of books, is in the top probably five books

of my all-time favorites. Maybe to start with, you can give us an overview of what you did to

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