Quantum Philosophy: There Is No Closed Whole
Quantum Philosophy: There Is No Closed Whole
“İsmet Şahin’s Quantum Philosophy: There Is No Closed Whole
is an ambitious text that traverses multiple domains—physics, history of science, philosophy, and even social theory. It presents a wide-ranging critique of traditional epistemological frameworks in light of modern quantum discoveries, while proposing a provocative thesis:
that no “closed whole” can adequately capture our ever-evolving scientific and philosophical understandings.”
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Introduction
Quantum Philosophy: There Is No Closed Whole is an exploration of the intersection between quantum mechanics, philosophy,
and the nature of knowledge. The book challenges traditional epistemological frameworks and argues that no closed system can
fully encapsulate the dynamic and evolving nature of reality. This work is a continuation of my philosophical inquiry into
scientific realism, determinism, and open-ended structures in thought and physics.
What This Book Explores
- 🔹 The Principle of Open Systems – The argument that all knowledge and reality are inherently open-ended and evolving.
- 🔹 Quantum Theory & Epistemology – How quantum mechanics undermines classical deterministic worldviews
and demands a rethinking of philosophical assumptions about knowledge. - 🔹 Implications Beyond Science – The book examines how quantum openness extends into social, political, and
metaphysical realms, influencing our understanding of reality, consciousness, and human thought.
This book bridges scientific and philosophical discourse, integrating insights from modern physics, historical epistemology,
and cognitive theory.
Who Should Read This Book?
- ✔ For Philosophers & Thinkers – A deep dive into how quantum mechanics challenges classical notions
of knowledge and reality. - ✔ For Scientists & Researchers – Provides a philosophical analysis of quantum mechanics, exploring
its epistemological and ontological implications. - ✔ For General Readers – Written in an accessible yet rigorous manner, engaging those interested in the
philosophical consequences of modern physics.
Praise & Reviews
🗣 What Readers Are Saying:
- “A groundbreaking work that challenges the reader to rethink the foundations of reality.”
- “An insightful and thought-provoking fusion of philosophy and physics.”
📖 Featured Review:
“Ismet Şahin offers a compelling synthesis of quantum mechanics and philosophical inquiry, making a strong case for why reality
must be understood as fundamentally open-ended.”
Excerpt from the Book
“If the universe were a closed whole, bound by unalterable laws, then our knowledge would be static, predetermined, and finite.
But quantum mechanics reveals a different picture: one where knowledge is in constant flux, where uncertainty is not just a
limitation of measurement but a fundamental feature of existence itself.”
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Ismet Şahin’s Quantum Philosophy:There Is No Closed Whole is an ambitious text that sets out to traverse multiple domains—physics, history of science, philosophy, and even social theory. It presents a wide-ranging critique of traditional epistemological frameworks in light of modern quantum discoveries, all while proposing a provocative thesis: that no “closed whole” can adequately capture our ever-evolving scientific and philosophical understandings. In effect, Şahin argues that quantum theory demonstrates the open-endedness of knowledge, undermines old deterministic or “mechanical” worldviews, and thereby challenges a variety of social, philosophical, and scientific theories built on these older premises.
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My name is Ismet Şahin, and I am a philosopher specialising in the areas of epistemology, phenomenology and the philosophy of science. My research, exemplified by Quantum Philosophy: There Is No Closed Whole, challenges established assumptions concerning knowledge, reality and the limits of scientific understanding. Fundamentally, my research is based on the principle that "there is no closed whole," and it aims to expose the open-ended nature of existence and thought.
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Summary Quantum Philosophy: There Is No Closed Whole is an exploration of the intersection between quantum mechanics, philosophy, and the nature of knowledge. The book challenges traditional epistemological frameworks and argues that no closed system can fully encapsulate the dynamic and evolving nature of reality. This work is a continuation of my philosophical inquiry into scientific realism, determinism, and open-ended structures in thought and physics.
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