Quantum Physics

    

Why Quantum Mechanics Must Be a Probability Theory

Authors: Joseph Palazzo

It’s not a question of nature being inherently chaotic or random, an issue like a dead horse that has been beaten multiple times. It’s a question of reality versus fantasy. As curious beings, we have a need to know, we want to understand, and the data required to validate our theories compels us to observation. By re-examining what the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle entails at quantum scale, we are faced with the brute fact that the very nature of the real world demands that any theory describing it faithfully is a probability theory. And Quantum Mechanics is such a theory. Einstein once famously said that God doesn’t play dice with the universe. We agree with this view, however for different reasons. In this paper a deity will play, surprisingly, a different role.

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