
'I think I can safely say that nobody understands quantum
mechanics,' said Richard Feynman. Coming from this giant of
20th-century physics, the rest of us might feel we should abandon
all hope. Yet it's not that people don't understand how to describe
the world with quantum mechanics (it's the most accurately tested
physical theory and has led to our technological world of iPods and
mobile phones), ...
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