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Originally Posted by Mr. Mistoffelees
I perceive the medium size realm...With no knowledge of how the quantum mechanics work, I can make sense of the world around me
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no you can't
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Originally Posted by Mr. Mistoffelees
source?
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"Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle is one of the fundamental concepts of Quantum Physics, and is the basis for the initial realization of fundamental uncertainties in the ability of an experimenter to measure more than one quantum variable at a time."
You do need quantum mechanics to understand how a wheel works, if you didn't you wouldn't understand it, in any other universe the laws of nature could be different and you'd have nothing that bears any resemblance to a wheel.
the 'small and large' scale (quantum + relativity) is only used to help us, to pretend that they don't interact is loony.
Referring to the medium sized realm predictions as being 'pretty good' doesn't help with your computer, satellites don't work in the medium world without a little help from quantum physics, quantum is real and the only thing your computer will be outputting is random shit! quantum physics relates to the real world.
how would you be feeding the brain (+universe) information into the computer? neuron at a time or electron at a time?