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Murat Tuncer opens a new window in politics with "Quantum politics”.

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İSTANBUL (TR) - He has more than 200 international publications and more than 20 books that have received thousands of citations to date, Prof. Dr. Abdullah Murat Tuncer appeared before his readers this time with Quantum politics. Bringing a different view of politics from the lens of Quantum, the author sheds light on the reflections of his mechanics in politics, which concern quantum laws of physics. Tuncer is also looking for answers to the blockages experienced in the administrations of democracy and the Democratic Republic. Based on the probabilistic structure of quantum physics, which accepts reality subjectively and infinitely, it points out that a form of management that fully represents social differences is not intended for Utopias. 

Quantum's policy view

In recent years, doubts have been raised about the functioning of democracy around the world and he believes that quantum policy understanding can answer many questions. Dr. "Quantum mechanics studies the rules of physics that subatomic particles, which are very small units, follow. Its priority is freedom, uncertainty, meaning, life and purpose. In other words, the principle of ‘there is no absolute truth’ applies. At this point, it is clear that quantum affects not only Mechanics, which concerns the laws of physics, but also the Social Sciences. Quantum's policy view, on the other hand, can be considered as a broad umbrella that protects and accommodates everyone under it. I also want to open new windows with' Quantum politics ' and show more than what has appeared to date.” 

“We must develop common thoughts that will represent all of the differences”

A professor who stated that the practices that are active today can no longer reveal the approaches necessary for the happiness of the people at some points Dr. "The great changes that have brought us to this day give important messages that we need to renew our political views and approaches. When we think that quantum computers have been developed that solve problems and analyses that today's computer technologies can solve over thousands of years, we can say that our system of thought, which acts with combinations of 0 and 1, as in coding, must change. At this point, quantum policy understanding shows that we can develop thought plans and solution models not according to 0 and 1, but through a combination of infinite choices. To put it more clearly, we must develop common thoughts that represent all of the differences.”