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Complements it

• js8 6y ago
  I think you misunderstand. The work that Einstein did on quantum mechanics was indeed "complimentary", i.e. provided for free as a courtesy. (Although it could be argued he actually got paid for it later with Nobel prize.)
  • hoseja 6y ago
    Very affective explanation.
  • chrisweekly 6y ago
    IMHO that interpretation is implausible. "... [theory] doesn't replace, rather [[its creator] provided it for free]"? makes no sense. It doesn't replace, rather complements it. Occam's razor AND semantics. Edit: maybe you were joking? in which case sorry (it missed the mark)
    • cecilpl2 6y ago
      Pretty sure it was a joke.