Quantum Statistical Mechanics (QSM) applies quantum mechanics to systems of many particles, focusing on mixed states rather than pure states, which is a key distinction from traditional quantum mechanics. QSM incorporates thermodynamic concepts like temperature and the thermodynamic limit, which are absent in pure quantum mechanics. Non-relativistic Quantum Field Theory (NRQFT) is viewed as an effective method for describing quantum many-body systems, including phenomena like quasiparticles. The discussion also touches on the nature of temperature in both equilibrium and nonequilibrium contexts, emphasizing that temperature can be defined locally even in nonequilibrium thermodynamics. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the complexities and nuances of applying quantum mechanics to statistical systems and the ongoing exploration of observable states in quantum physics.