| JWeinCom said: That's still not quantum physics. Quantum physics deals with particles in a quantum state, where they can exist as a wave and particle. But, as mentioned earlier, things like light cause this state to change, to (possibly) something that exists in our everyday life. Once they've formed molecules, it no longer makes sense to apply the rules of quantum physics to them anymore. By that point, we'd just go to physics or more likely chemistry. Judging by the fact that the movie uses this... errrr... "experiment" I would imagine it's psuedoscience. |
The movie is full of quantum physicists who can take 2 hours to properly explain what I'm failing to say in my twenty sentences.
