QM parred down to a few lines.

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In summary, the conversation discusses the concept of quantum mechanics and the indetermination inherent in it. The triangle inequality theorem is used as an analogy to explain the uncertainty in Q&A, and the idea that Q&A existed before we even asked the question is brought up. The conversation ends with the acknowledgement that the poster may not fully understand quantum mechanics.
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I will explain QM. And a Omnesient person/character.

1.) A plane is composed of a triangle. Or three planar(on a plane) point, that aren't formin a line(colinear), form a "Plane".

2.) In this triangle is the triangle inequality theorem. So it follows.

3.) This theorem is composed as Q = Action < Q + A = 2Reaction

4.) Triangle inequality theorem = Triangle inequality theorem. So, since we act without knowing the answer, we will always be less than the Q & A.

5.) 1.) through 5.) explain the indetermination in Quantum Mechanics.

6.) Q & A existed before we asked a Q.

7.) Q = Q. So who thought before us ? And also knew the Answer to thoughts questions ?

8.) Therefore QM will never provide a whole Q&A, & the closer we get to one the closer someone else is to seeing the Q.

Check it out. 1 through 8. I'm not being religious in my points. Just deductive.

Read points 1 through 8, and tell me if you understand.

I posted this hear for selfadjoint mainly.
 
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Off to theory development.
 
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Somebody answer my post. :rofl:
 
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:uhh: By QM I assume you mean quantum mechanics. If you really do mean quantum mechanics, it appears you have no idea what quantum mechanics is.

- Warren
 
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chroot said:
:uhh: By QM I assume you mean quantum mechanics. If you really do mean quantum mechanics, it appears you have no idea what quantum mechanics is.

- Warren

Fair enough.
 
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Originally Posted by chroot
By QM I assume you mean quantum mechanics. If you really do mean quantum mechanics, it appears you have no idea what quantum mechanics is.
- Warren


Fair enough.

:rofl:
That had to be the most hilarious exchange between two people on this board I've seen since I've been on here. This is classic stuff.
 

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QM parred down to a few lines is a simplified version of quantum mechanics, which is a branch of physics that studies the behavior of particles on the atomic and subatomic level.

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