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Entropus, Obadiah

 
9781969516139: The Quantum Hummingbird: A Natural History of Superposition

Synopsis

What if the first quantum computer wasn’t built in a lab, but born with feathers?

The Quantum Hummingbird is a satirical field manual that takes flight at the edge of physics and ornithology. Framed as a lost monograph from a defunded research institute, this faux-natural history explores quantum mechanics through the wingbeats of a creature so precise, it defies classical understanding.

From superposition to entanglement, from nest-state decoherence to flock-based computation, each chapter is narrated in the hushed reverence of a nature documentary—and then destabilized with scholarly absurdity.

This is not a parody of science.
It is a reconstruction of meaning through the elegance of metaphor, structure, and doubt.

If you've ever felt quantum theory was missing something—a bird perhaps—this is your reckoning.

Written for the believers, the doubters, and those who hover mid-beat.

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