What is Quantum States about?

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Author Ray Lee writes, “All around him in the National Mall was a scene of apocalyptic carnage. Religious reasons had led people here. Scientific reasons led them here too. There seemed to be no philosophical distinctions, however, among those unfortunates never going home again and those who were. It seemed the distinction really didn’t matter to the outcome for most who were there. So why did it really matter who was right?”

He continues, “Who was Crucis? Where or even when did he really come from? Dillon was there when they got him. How could there be a god if Crucis was who he seemed to be? How could there not be a god if a being like Crucis existed? Or was it really quite easy to explain who or what Crucis was?“

Quantum States: a fascinating sci-fi story set over the past decade of the present day. 

A new philanthropic and scientific organization called the Quantum Forum is created.  In following decade, the Quantum Forum grew  to billions of members globally.  It made ground-breaking achievements as well. Its overall actions and messages resonated remarkably well.   

Some call what it did miraculous while others think it was blasphemous.   There was little debate whether it forever and profoundly changed the world.   Changes unlike any in known human history.

Due to the consequences from the resulting series of events brought about by these changes, humankind faces an existential threat of its own making.  The ultimate outcome is uncertain.  

The story may inspire a reevaluation of one’s fundamental beliefs and perhaps even require one to contemplate, for the first time or perhaps again, at least three ancient questions.  “Are science and religion really that different?” “Why are we here anyway?” “Are we alone in the universe?”