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|title=Speakable and Unspeakable in Quantum Mechanics
|first1=John
|last1=Bell
|author-link=John Bell
|location=[[Book/Speakable and Unspeakable in Quantum Mechanics|local page]]
|url=https://heyokatc.com/pdfs/MISC/Speakable_and_Unspeakable_in_Quantum_Mechanics-_John_S._Bell-firstEd.pdf
|date=1987
|edition=First
|isbn=0-521-36869-3
}}

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This is the book that collects [[John Bell]]'s paper, and it includes very seminal papers that explains the boundaries of physics, information, and ethics. This is a must read for [[Data Science]]. This book has a sequel<ref>{{:Book/QUANTUM UNSPEAKABLES II Half a Century of Bell’s Theorem}}</ref> by [[Reinhold Bertlmann]] and [[Anton Zeilinger]] as editors.

=Important content=
On page 27, Bell said:
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|text=It remains a logical possibility that it is the act of consciousness which is ultimately responsible for the reduction of the wave packet.
|sign=John Bell in the chapter on '''The moral aspect of quantum mechanics'''
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For a short review on Bell's inequality, please watch this video:[[Video/Bell's Inequality: The weirdest theorem in the world|Bell's Inequality: The weirdest theorem in the world]]<ref>{{:Video/Bell's Inequality: The weirdest theorem in the world}}</ref>.
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|semantic_labels=Authored by:[[Authored by::John Bell]]
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