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Quantum arguments for God veer into mumbo-jumbo

The former head of the human genome project has erred in attempting to use quantum physics to allow for an interventionist God, says Andy Coghlan

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World's tiniest lamp spans quantum and classical physics

Technology

World's tiniest lamp spans quantum and classical physics

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Quantum computers get commercial – and hackable

Technology

Quantum computers get commercial – and hackable

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Technology

'Hidden photons' to send secret emails through Earth

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Cosmic numbers: Pauli and Jung's love of numerology

Physics

Cosmic numbers: Pauli and Jung's love of numerology

Books & Arts

The five greatest mysteries of antimatter

Space

The five greatest mysteries of antimatter

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Avoid a future cataclysm: Forget the past

Technology

Avoid a future cataclysm: Forget the past

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Quantum gods don't deserve your faith

Physics

Quantum gods don't deserve your faith

Books & Arts

String theory

Physics

String theory: A beginner's guide

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Quantum lasers: Half light, half matter

Technology

Quantum lasers: Half light, half matter

A new kind of laser could mean cheaper gadgets for all – if we can tame the weird cross-breed particles that power them, says Richard Webb

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Technology

Could quantum mathematics shake up Google?

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Space

Can fractals make sense of the quantum world?

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Space

Faster-than-light 'tachyons' might be impossible after all

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Space

Concept of 'hypercosmic God' wins Templeton Prize

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