Quantum mechanics was a mistake

Quantum mechanic (like everything) is not that hard on a surface. I can explain it in few sentences: ... Quantum mechanic in a nutshell: World is a cloud of energy with probability that something is something relatively somewhere. We the certain things are interacting with energy

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Before you can understand something, you have to know, well, that there is a space there where something to understand must be. See? You have to be aware of what you do not know before you can seek to learn about it. Learning about what there is to learn about, as it were, is jus

Paul told us mirrors are quantum physics.

Haha Yes. So the funny is the part where you expect the idiots on this site to understand why that is.

Easy

I think we should try to start everything again, instead of classic damped harmonic oscillators we should try instead using Den Hartog oscillators without approximations, such it kept being non-Lipschitz and having the chances of stop moving in finite time outside equilibrium. I

quantum physics is not taught right and in general presented wrong. We need good intuition to understand things but instead we are tricked with familiar words in unfamiliar context that makes people see ghosts instead of probabilistic layer of abstraction applied to solve problem

Quantum physicists today when every theory is proven wrong or at least contradictory, except the one claiming we're living in a simulation

there are physic books with a murder count in the opening page.