The Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics starts from the paradox that we describe our experiments in terms of classical physics, and we describe the elementary particles in terms of quantum mechanics.
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"The world of atoms is a world of possibilities and not a world of things."
"Where there is no uncertainty, there is no quantum mechanics."
"One cannot be a physicist without feeling that a religious element is present in the world."
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Explaining the core tension of quantum theory
Date: 1955 (Physics and Philosophy)
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