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Quantum Field Theory has a lot of strong evidence, as does the Copenhagen interpretation of QM, but it might be more suitable not to speak of these things as if
by soulofmischief 6y ago
Quantum Field Theory has a lot of strong evidence, as does the Copenhagen interpretation of QM, but it might be more suitable not to speak of these things as if they are 100% fact. It's theory, and it's likely that the eventual bridge between QM and classical physics will usher in an entirely new model unlike either individual model.
- WClayFerguson 6y agoI always refer to QFT + Standard Model as 'fact' even though myself and all other Physicists agree there may be deeper understandings than what is currently known by science. At some point is becomes philosophy when you call into question something that has zero evidence against it and the evidence in favor of it has been measured out to 43 decimal places already.