Born from the imagination of Planck, Schrödinger, Bohr, and others, this theory is inherently incomplete, unreliable, and doomed to disappear sooner or later.

Einstein stated that Schrödinger's PDE is incomplete perhaps because it operates in R^4 space (3D with time as the external controller) and not in the unitary 4D x-t space.

Note: This is the first time that the incompleteness of Schrödinger's PDE has been linked to its space of operation.

It is worth noting that Einstein's relativity, special relativity, and general relativity were developed in the unitary 4D x-t space, which explains why these two theories have remained valid and robust for over a century.

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