Niels Bohr (related concepts in logic)

Niels Bohr was a physicist who developed a model of the atom, showing that electrons occupy specific energy levels. In logic, related concepts include the idea of distinct states or conditions that an entity can be in, much like the electron's energy levels. Bohr’s model highlights how certain properties are quantized—limited to specific values—similar to logical systems where propositions can be true or false, or variables can have defined states. His work underscores the importance of acceptance of multiple possibilities and the probabilistic nature of systems, influencing how we understand not just atoms but the fundamental ways we reason about certainty and possibility.