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Lectures and podcast interviews with University of Oslo climate scientist Karen O'Brien, spanning human security, transformation, and quantum social change.
…world. And so when I came across some of the work that was being done, for example, by political scientist, Alexander Wendt on, of quantum international relations, I got really interested because challenging the paradigm is considered a high leverage point.…
…happens in a causal way. when what non-local entanglement is saying and the collapse of the wave function, you know, Alexander Wendt, who's developed quantum social theory, you know, he thinks of consciousness as the collapse of the wave function into an…
…from a boyfriend once. So I had these on my bookshelf, and it wasn't until I came across a political scientist, Alexander Wendt, who was starting to challenge, you know, looking at quantum social science. And then I made the connection and really thought,…
…Owen. Following the quantum idea in behavior for environment, do you think that the ideas of quantum social change, a la Alexander Wendt, could be taken future in the Earth system governance? Thank you, Owen, for that question. And my work has been very…
…And so whereas classical systems are local, quantum systems are non-local and people working on quantum social science, like Alexander Wendt, a political scientist, for example, point out that language is a quantum social phenomena in that we collapse meaning…
…and again and again and she goes very much into the whole like quantum wars interpretation of quantum theory. And Alexander Wendt, who is a political scientist who kind of promoted constructivism in international relations, when he met his critics as the…