Did you ever get into a heated discussion with a family member about what grandma did decades ago? There’s a reason this happens not just to you, but to everyone. Would you like to know why? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary, “The Empirical Past vs. The Remembered Past,” and you’ll discover time isn’t necessarily what you think it is as you take a dive into quantum philosophy.
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