Is Quantum Theory Incomplete in Explaining Particle Organization and Energy?

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The discussion centers on the potential incompleteness of quantum theories in explaining the organization of particles and the structure of matter. Participants express skepticism about the sufficiency of current quantum physics, suggesting that fundamental aspects may still be missing. The concept of "organization" in particle structure is questioned, with calls for clarification on its meaning. There is a consensus that no theory can be deemed perfect, indicating that gaps in knowledge persist. The relationship between energy and particle organization is also highlighted as an area needing further exploration.
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Qauntum?? Could it be...?

Could the Quantum Theories still be missing a small part as far as orgaization of particles go?
 
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Explain the concept of "organization",please...At least,what u make of it.

Daniel.
 
I mean the structure of matter could it be that it is still missing some baisic yet major parts to it as far as the construction of matter go? I only ask because it doesn't seem to make totall sense to me
 
Hm...Interesting.I believe that,at some certain level,the structure of matter is perfectly explained by the physics we have today.

As for not making any sense to you,well,that's a personal opinion based on the insufficency of physical knowledge.

Daniel.
 
There is no such thing as a 'perfect' theory.

We don't know everything so yes, of course, there is something missing- there always is.
 
oh and can somebody explain energies relation with it to me please
 

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