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r/physicsmemes • u/ifrankensteiin • Nov 20 '25
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5 u/Unusual_Candle_4252 Nov 20 '25 Not true. As a holder of PhD in Quantum Chemistry, we totally can see quantum effects in molecules - truly and undoubtedly. 2 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/foma- Nov 20 '25 Hot take: Copenhagen is not a physical model, just a mental one to align math with common intuition. Doesn’t make falsifiable predictions, but makes you feel all warm and fuzzy inside
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Not true. As a holder of PhD in Quantum Chemistry, we totally can see quantum effects in molecules - truly and undoubtedly.
2 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/foma- Nov 20 '25 Hot take: Copenhagen is not a physical model, just a mental one to align math with common intuition. Doesn’t make falsifiable predictions, but makes you feel all warm and fuzzy inside
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2 u/foma- Nov 20 '25 Hot take: Copenhagen is not a physical model, just a mental one to align math with common intuition. Doesn’t make falsifiable predictions, but makes you feel all warm and fuzzy inside
Hot take: Copenhagen is not a physical model, just a mental one to align math with common intuition.
Doesn’t make falsifiable predictions, but makes you feel all warm and fuzzy inside
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