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Eddy Keming Chen

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"The Flaw at the Heart of Reality: Why precise mathematical laws can never fully explain the universe"; popular version of "Fundamental Nomic Vagueness." New Scientist, Issue 3298, Sep 5th, 2020

"The quantum wave function isn't real." Popular article about the Wentaculus view of quantum mechanics. The Institute of Art and Ideas, April 2022

"Eddy Keming Chen on Time's Arrow in Quantum Mechanics." Interview with David Baker in "Author Meets Physics, episode 4." April 2022

APA Member Interview with Sabrina D. MisirHiralall, at the American Philosophical Association (APA) Blog, June 2021

"The Wentaculus, Time's Arrow, Laws and Vagueness..." -Interview with Richard Marshall at 3:16AM In the End Time Series

"From Ants to Quantum Non-Locality." The Daily Ant hosts a weekly series, Philosophy Phridays, in which real philosophers share their thoughts at the intersection of ants and philosophy. This is the twentieth contribution in the series and the first coauthored piece, jointly submitted by Eddy Chen and Isaac Wilhelm. Edited on Sunday, July 9, 2017.

"How to open two locks with one key." The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science "Short Reads," based on the 2021 BJPS Popper Prize Winning Article

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Lunar New Year 2022: What does the Holiday and the Year of the Tiger represent? USA Today, Jan 31, 2022.

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