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You're arguing with a physicist. There's no such thing as "quantum phenomenon" that is distinct from any other phenomena. All phenomena are quantum. You're usi
by Retra 9y ago
You're arguing with a physicist.
There's no such thing as "quantum phenomenon" that is distinct from any other phenomena. All phenomena are quantum. You're using that word the same way any other woo-peddler uses it: to worship ignorance and preserve the 'majesty' of the unknown.
- Koshkin 9y ago> All phenomena are quantum. This sounds rather reductionist. (I am not sure if all "physicists" are prone to making this mistake.) Surely, the French Revolution was not a quantum phenomenon.