We assume that physics, consisting of three main branches, classical physics, quantum physics and general relativity, is probably too big for the human brain.
However, some physicists and mathematicians claim that quantum mechanics can contain all of physics, which is not correct.
Quantum mechanics is a large and important subset of physics, but not physics as a whole.
The question is it possible for modern classical physics (classical physics supplemented by an appropriate definition of probability in 4D) to solve many quantum mechanical problems in 1D, 2D and 3D geometry?
Physics is not too big for the human brain. Physics was created by the human brain. Whether this is how the Universe actually is, is another question. This is why physicists, and everyone else, should be humble in the face of creation.
Natural phenomena can be easily explained, only two things are not understandable; Infinity and empty space.
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The field of physics as I understand it and my personal impressions are the following:
1- Physics is too big for the human mind. Physics was created by the mind of God/Nature.
For this reason, physicists, and everyone else, must be humble in the face of creation.
2- Natural phenomena cannot be easily explained, in addition to the fact that there are two things that are not understood; Infinity and empty space.
3-Almost everything in physics is difficult to understand. To make matters worse, unfortunately, our science traces an unscientific phenomenon from our previous icons. Such as the flat universe, the infinite universe, the modeling of the atom, mechanical gravity, the speed of a lightbulb instead of sunlight, etc.
We hope that it will provide detailed answers for the interested reader to take a look at the article.
The fall and rise of matrix mechanics.
Researchgate, January 2024.
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