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Kevin Chieppo
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I'm a hobbyist physicist and I just started studying QM through watching Leonard Susskind's lectures on the Stanford Youtube channel. I get the idea of it being impossible to precisely know both a subatomic particle's position and momentum, but is this actually a physical limitation? Or is it just a limitation by how we know how to measure subatomic particles today?
I don't have any idea how, but I feel like there will be a day when we understand matter on a small scale well enough that we can abandon this whole probabilistic model. Thanks for reading.
I don't have any idea how, but I feel like there will be a day when we understand matter on a small scale well enough that we can abandon this whole probabilistic model. Thanks for reading.