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‘Reverse physics’ could help bridge the classical and quantum worlds
There’s a bit of an open secret in physics. Even when our theories work well – and some have been rigorously tested for centuries – we don’t always fully understand them.
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There’s a bit of an open secret in physics. Even when our theories work well – and some have been rigorously tested for centuries – we don’t always fully understand them. We start with experimental evidence, then build mathematical models and theories, test and update them with more experiments and hope that it all adds up. Often, it does.
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