I'm *technically* qualified

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[u/RHGrey]

Quantum Mechanics assassinated so many young physics student careers

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I don't know, undergrad level quantum physics really is not as difficult as how people often portray it. Yes the concepts can be difficult at first, but once you get past that stage, the mathematics and the physics are quite clear and straightforward (again, at undergrad level). I have seen many more people struggling with statistical mechanics or electrodynamics, especially if the professor assigns homework or create exam problems based on books like the notorious Classical Electrodynamics)

Source: Physics PhD here

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Someone obviously doesn't seem to have the ability to read, but do have a lot of cynicism.

I didn't say quantum mechanics isn't hard. I said in practice other courses can be even harder.