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Reality as a Network of Events

Reality as a Network of Events

Rovelli posits that reality is not made up of static objects but is a network of events. He suggests that entities exist not as isolated substances but through their interactions and relationships with other entities.

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Explore Carlo Rovelli’s Reality Is Not What It Seems, which traces the evolution of physics and delves into concepts like quantum gravity, the nature of space and time, and reality as a network of events.

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