How do you feel about Quantum Mechanics?

[Astronomer107]

How do you feel about Quantum Mechanics?

 

[Shadow]

Maybe there should be a step between I practically invented it and "I understand it a bit" for people (definetly not me) who understand it a lot but still wouldn't say they kenw so much they practically invented it.

 

[Tail]

Cloudy picture...

 

[Simfish]

The basic principles, I understand, but certainly not the mathematics (I'm only 14!).

 

[jcsd]

I've had formal training in it so, I'm perfectly happy with anything at undergraduate level, though I do have to refer back to my textbooks quite alot.

 

[Creator]

Originally posted by Astronomer107
How do you feel about Quantum Mechanics?

The way things are always breaking these days its always helpful to have a good mechanic in the neighborhood.

"Having a question is greater than having an answer."

Is thaaaat right?? Is having a question greater than having an answer??

Creator

 

[Dal]

There's a saying that if you understand quantum mechanics you don't understand it.

 

[Tail]

Originally posted by Creator

Is thaaaat right?? Is having a question greater than having an answer??

Creator

Picasso once said: Computers are useless. They can only give you answers.

 

[Creator]

Originally posted by Tail
Picasso once said: Computers are useless. They can only give you answers.

Someone once said: Painting is useless. It's only done by those who can't master photography.

 

[Sting]

General ideas? yes.

Some of the general mathematics? sort of.

Some of the advanced mathematical concepts? not yet .

 

[zoobyshoe]

Speaking of Picasso, from my per-
spective quantum mechanics does
for physics what Picasso did for
the human figure.

And please don't take that the
wrong way: I think Picasso was
a horrible artist.

 

[jcsd]

Originally posted by zoobyshoe
Speaking of Picasso, from my per-
spective quantum mechanics does
for physics what Picasso did for
the human figure.

And please don't take that the
wrong way: I think Picasso was
a horrible artist.

So you find it aesthically unpleasing? Well, physical theories are just meant to be functional.

 

[McQueen]

In general yes. Most of the conclusions seem to have been drawn in a logical manner , it is when you cannot explain things logically that the question begins to get a bit vague.