Books by Bob Doyle

An in-depth study of Albert Einstein's "objective reality" that provides new insights into several puzzles in standard quantum mechanics, including the "spooky "action at a distance of quantum entanglement, the two-slit experiment that Richard Feynman called the "one mystery" of quantum mechanics, and Schrödinger's cat that is both dead and aliv

A college-level sourcebook and textbook on several problems in philosophy, physics, and metaphysics, with tentative solutions using the new methodology of information philosophy, which goes beyond logic and language to the underlying information structures. 456 pages, 45 figures, glossary, bibliography, index.