Donovan Young on Nostr: In the song "I shall be released" by The Band, I always felt the lyric "they say ...
In the song "I shall be released" by The Band, I always felt the lyric "they say every distance is not near" to be a statement on the locality and causality of quantum field theory. Just me?
Do folks out there have other science-y interpretations of famous lyrics?
#TheBand #BobDylan #QFT
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