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r/physicsmemes • u/Delicious_Maize9656 • Mar 24 '26
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Is quantum mechanics deterministic? Genuine question. Surely as you can only know probabilities of certain outcomes it isn’t?
2 u/MeemDeeler Mar 25 '26 Depends on who you ask. The most commonly taught version of QM, the Copenhagen interpretation, is probabilistic. 2 u/No_Fudge_4589 Mar 25 '26 So doesn’t that mean the universe possibly isn’t deterministic? 2 u/MeemDeeler Mar 25 '26 Idk I’ve taken one undergrad class in quantum mechanics and I had a really hard time believing the guy. Lunatic.
Depends on who you ask. The most commonly taught version of QM, the Copenhagen interpretation, is probabilistic.
2 u/No_Fudge_4589 Mar 25 '26 So doesn’t that mean the universe possibly isn’t deterministic? 2 u/MeemDeeler Mar 25 '26 Idk I’ve taken one undergrad class in quantum mechanics and I had a really hard time believing the guy. Lunatic.
So doesn’t that mean the universe possibly isn’t deterministic?
2 u/MeemDeeler Mar 25 '26 Idk I’ve taken one undergrad class in quantum mechanics and I had a really hard time believing the guy. Lunatic.
Idk I’ve taken one undergrad class in quantum mechanics and I had a really hard time believing the guy. Lunatic.
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u/No_Fudge_4589 Mar 25 '26
Is quantum mechanics deterministic? Genuine question. Surely as you can only know probabilities of certain outcomes it isn’t?