Exploring Stoicism Through the Lens of Quantum Physics

I’ve been diving into Stoicism lately, and as someone who’s fascinated by quantum physics, I can’t help but notice some intriguing parallels. The idea of focusing on what’s within our control feels a bit like collapsing a wave function our actions shaping the reality we experience. But I’m curious, how else might Stoic principles intersect with quantum concepts?

For example, could the Stoic practice of viewing challenges as opportunities for growth be compared to observing how particles behave differently under observation? Or maybe the Stoic emphasis on accepting the natural order of things mirrors the probabilistic nature of quantum systems.

I’d love to hear if anyone else has explored this connection or has creative ways to blend these two worlds. Maybe there’s a way to use quantum analogies to make Stoic practices more relatable or even to deepen our understanding of both. What do you think?