The Future of Quantum Theory by one of the leading physicists of our timeQuantum physics is the favorite child of modern science. It is the foundation for our understanding of everything from elementary particles to the behavior of matter of all kinds. But quantum physics is also a problem child: its inventors can't even agree on its foundations, it's mired in strange paradoxes, and what constitutes it sounds more invented than researched. Lee Smolin shows us why this is so in his new book, The Problems of Quantum Physics Are Unsolved and Unsolvable for a single reason: quantum theory is incomplete. He shows us how we can come to a truly new understanding of nature and the universe by completing the theory and finishing what began with Einstein.