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In the Philosophical Investigations, Ludwig Wittgenstein wrote, " 'I' is not the name of a person, nor 'here' of a place, ....
J. A. Wheeler, letter to Carroll Alley, dated 13 March 1998. I want you and Einstein to jolt the world of physics into an understanding of the quantum because the quantum surely contains—when unraveled—the most wonderful insight we could ever hope to have on how this world operates, something equivalent in scope and power to the greatest discovery that science has ever yet yielded up: Darwin’s Evolution. You know how Einstein wrote to his friend in 1908, “This quantum business is so incredibly important and difficult that everyone should busy himself with it.” … Expecting something great when two great minds meet who have different outlooks, all of us in this Princeton community expected something great to come out from Bohr and Einstein arguing the great question day after day—the central purpose of Bohr’s four-month, spring 1939 visit to Princeton—I, now, looking back on those days, have a terrible conscience because the day-after-day arguing of Bohr was not with Einstein about the quantum but with me about the fission of uranium. How recover, I ask myself over and over, the pent up promise of those long-past days? Today, the physics community is bigger and knows more than it did in 1939, but it lacks the same feeling of desperate
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