Heinz Pagels [SEP] place of death
Pagels died in 1988 in a mountain climbing accident on Pyramid Peak, a 14,000-foot summit 10 miles to the southwest of the Aspen Center for Physics, where he spent his summers. Many writers of his obituary quote a dream he wrote about in his book "The Cosmic Code":
Pagels' work in chaos theory provided the inspiration for the character of Ian Malcolm in Michael Crichton's novel "Jurassic Park".
Pagels was a 1956 graduate of Woodberry Forest School in Virginia. The school awards The Heinz R. Pagels
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Reception.
In its review of "Quantum Reality", "The New York Times" praised Herbert's efforts at making the subject matter comprehensible to a lay audience. Physicist Heinz Pagels called "Quantum Reality" "a great place for the general reader to begin to learn about quantum physics". "Kirkus Reviews", however, concluded that "Quantum Reality", while engaging, may leave lay readers confused.
Post-anarchist writer Hakim Bey used