On God, Complementarity, and Decisions

This new book addresses implications of a theory on quantum foundation on areas such as social science, psychology and religion. The theory has consequences for human decisions, both daily life decisions and decisions made by political leaders. Also, the theory is consistent with the existence of God. The author, professor Inge S. Helland, has researched and published extensively in statistics and quantum mechanics in the past. This book is unique in pairing this research with psychological issues and with explorations of faith and religion. The argument within the book is founded on theoretical variables, attached to a given person, or to a group of persons that communicate on the relevant variable(s). The theoretical variables give the state or the focus at a given moment. Variable may be accessible or inaccessible, notions that in the theory are undefined, but can be made precise in several possible directions. Key audiences are scientists and people interested in science, psychology and religion, with some background in mathematics and logical reasoning.