The golden age of the first half of the twentieth century was entirely propelled by new theoretical underpinnings for science (mostly qm). The theories were dri

The golden age of the first half of the twentieth century was entirely propelled by new theoretical underpinnings for science (mostly qm). The theories were driven directly by unexplainable experiments. And unfortunately we are at a point where the conditions under which our theories may not work, are not conditions we can access.