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Clearly you haven't looked into the current state of quantum physics. Lots of unexplained phenomenon.

• dantillberg 11y ago
  Quantum physics makes very specific predictions about the probabilities of outcomes. That is not the same as making strict, absolute predictions as with classical physics, but it does not leave it open for anyone to come along and whimsically insert whatever theory they want in there -- unless those whimsical theories are also consistent with the experimental results we have that underpin the predictions made by quantum mechanical theory.
  • cosmosgenius 11y ago
    Quantum mechanics and classical physics are not two different things. Quantum mechanics predicts the same results which classical physics predicts but with more accuracy. Classical physics is just an approximation of Quantum mechanics at larger scale.
• Fede_V 11y ago
  The poster didn't write that science explains everything. They wrote that science can explain everything. There are some philosophers like Colin McGinn that think that some features of empirical reality are in principle impossible to explain with human science (it's slightly more complex than that but..) - but they are a distinct minority.
  • cwyers 11y ago
    > The poster didn't write that science explains everything. They wrote that science can explain everything. But where's the evidence for that supposition? All we really know for sure is that science hasn't explained everything yet.