San K
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QM seems something out of our everyday experience and to some it might seem unusual/weird/undeliverable/a hoax...yet... perhaps it actually solves some of the conundrums in classical physics
Does QM solve/resolve a few philosophical issues in Physics?
1) Classical physics says that every event has to have a cause. Thus the cause would have to have a cause etc...but this leads us into an endless logic, an infinite loop.
QM fits in neatly where the concept of Quantum Determinacy solves the paradox in the above logic.
It may also provide so solutions or a better understanding to -
the problem of "infinite divisibility", time-space, maintenance of laws of conservation of mass-energy in peculiar situations
What are your thoughts about QM providing a better picture/understanding of some of the unresolved things in classical physics?
Does QM solve/resolve a few philosophical issues in Physics?
1) Classical physics says that every event has to have a cause. Thus the cause would have to have a cause etc...but this leads us into an endless logic, an infinite loop.
QM fits in neatly where the concept of Quantum Determinacy solves the paradox in the above logic.
It may also provide so solutions or a better understanding to -
the problem of "infinite divisibility", time-space, maintenance of laws of conservation of mass-energy in peculiar situations
What are your thoughts about QM providing a better picture/understanding of some of the unresolved things in classical physics?