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Quantum Physics Is on the Wrong Track, Says Breakthrough Prize Winner

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18 points stogot | 1 comments | 28 Jun 25 05:59 UTC | HN request time: 0.241s | source
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VivaTechnics ◴[28 Jun 25 06:28 UTC] No.44402671[source]▶
He argues:

There must be an underlying deterministic system. - We don’t know what it is yet. - Quantum mechanics is incomplete, not wrong — it hides deeper rules. - His belief is based on logic, not current experimental proof.

In short, he says we don’t know what it is, but it’s something out there.

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1. ktallett ◴[28 Jun 25 08:59 UTC] No.44403239[source]▶
I mean this much is clear within the physics community that we haven't found a complete understanding of quantum physics. We can explain what we can test and view but that is it. Wrong is such a strong term but I am sure some aspects will be revised with new information. We won't be spot on with everything.

I would recommend reading Chiara Marletto's book on Constructor Theory which is an attempt at breaking physics into fundamental can and can nots, which is a start for the next step of determining the missing physical rules.