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Physicist's "intuition" (as you put it) is educated by codifying our observations into mathematical equations, using those equations to make predictions, and pe
by aroberge 11y ago
Physicist's "intuition" (as you put it) is educated by codifying our observations into mathematical equations, using those equations to make predictions, and performing experiments to verify those predictions.
Simply 'flipping around the "argument"' is playing with words and has no usefulness from a scientific point of view; it is definitely not "more intuitive" (as you put it) since it has nothing to do with science.
- TeMPOraL 11y agoIt's an interesting thought exercise IMO. Keep in mind that QM is widely regarded as "counterintuitive" even by scientists, and as far as we can tell, it's the intuitions that are wrong. I.e. it's not QM that's crazy. QM is normal. We are crazy.