title: Einstein, Bohr and the Quantum Dilemma
author:  Andrew Whitaker 
description: "...it is a useful addition to the growing literature on the conceptual challenges posed by QM regarding the way we think or perceive nature." Kishin Mariwalla, Mathematical Reviews<br /><br />"...provides a clear review of the experimental evidence, the theoretical arguments and the personalities that make up the century-long story of quantum theory. Second in scrupulously objective fashion it surveys current work on the theory's foundations. And third, it implicitly gives dignity to the solitary stance of Einstein during his Princeton years, when he was viewed by his colleagues as, to use Einstein's own characterization of their opinions, an `old fool.'" Richard Smith, Science &amp; Society
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  Revisiting the Einstein-Bohr Dialogue
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  Revisiting the Einstein-Bohr Dialogue 
  Don Howard
  Einstein and Bohr – No names loom larger in the history of twentieth-century physics, and
  rightly so, Albert Einstein and Niels Bohr being the figures most prominently associated with the
  relativity and quantum revolutions.  Their names dominate, likewise, the history of philosophical
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  reactions to the new physics of the twentieth century, Bohr for having identified complementarity
  as the chief novelty in the quantum description of nature,  Einstein for having found vindication in
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  rela