> [...] quantum physics on a deep, intuitive level, probably do not. Intuition and understanding are two different things. Our intuition behind quantum mechani

> [...] quantum physics on a deep, intuitive level, probably do not. Intuition and understanding are two different things. Our intuition behind quantum mechanics is obviously wrong--quantum mechanics doesn't even obey regular logic! Quantum logic gets rid of a rule, for example. So it's probably impossible to develop an intuitive understanding if that is your criteria. As we've progressed, we slowly just get used to new abstractions. The concept of zero, negative numbers, complex numbers, rationals, reals, they were all very non-intuitive to the people at the time but were required to understand the science of the time.