II. A Primer on Quantum Mechanics
For nonscientists and scientists.

A. The peculiar history of quantum mechanics.

Mathematics triumphed over conventional concepts.

B. The successes and unity of quantum mechanics.

Justifying the use of quantum mechanics to deduce the true nature of existence.

C. Mathematical theory and physical reality.

D. Visualizing the wave function.

E. Many possible futures in quantum mechanics.

Half-silvered mirror experiment. Scattering experiment.

F. Schrödinger’s cat and objective reality.

Interpretations of quantum mechanics.

G. Probability in quantum mechanics.

H. Quantum mechanics, the brain, and free will.