Length1h 56m
About this audiobook
The theorem that ended local realism. This guide explains what Bell proved about entanglement and hidden variables, how the inequality is tested, why the results forced physics to abandon common-sense pictures of reality, and what remains open in the foundations of quantum mechanics. No equations, for curious readers.
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GenreEducation and Learning
Length1 hr 56 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 22, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
2Chapter 1: The Man and the Detour
3Chapter 2: The Correlations That Started It
4Chapter 3: EPR's Inheritance: The Parent Argument
5Chapter 4: The Assumptions, Stated Honestly
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6Chapter 5: The Inequality: A Counting Argument
7Chapter 6: The First Tests: Berkeley and Beyond
8Chapter 7: Aspect: The Locality Siege
9Chapter 8: The Loophole Ledger
10Chapter 9: The 2015 Closures: The Loophole-Free Era
11Chapter 10: The Cosmic Tests: Quasar Light and Freedom
12Chapter 11: What the Theorem Rules Out: The Option Space
13Chapter 12: Kochen-Specker: The Contextuality Companion
14Chapter 13: Entanglement as a Resource: The Quantum-Information Turn
15Chapter 14: The Big Questions, Labeled
16Chapter 15: Fun Facts and Trivia About Bell's Theorem
17Chapter 16: Conclusion: The Significance of Bell's Theorem
18Conclusion
19References: Bell's Theorem
20Glossary
21About the Author
22Series Info
23Copyright
