3 ms·
There may indeed between the human mind and quantum physics, just not the one you're thinking. Namely, that QM doesn't represent anything physical about realit
by platz 8y ago
There may indeed between the human mind and quantum physics, just not the one you're thinking.
Namely, that QM doesn't represent anything physical about reality at all, and ONLY encodes probabilities relating to observations; the wavefunction is only a probability calculating math tool and doesn't represent reality in the slightest.
- Retra 8y agoThat's not a very useful perspective, because you could say the same thing about any part of language or science. Human knowledge is an abstraction, and can only ever indirectly represent reality. (And surely, "not in the slightest" is an exaggeration.)
- platz 8y agohttps://youtu.be/jvZ5m3UMer4 https://youtu.be/jvZ5m3UMer4