Quantum theory does not really describe the behavior of 'things'; it describes the behavior of 'what we can know' about things.
Quantum mechanics, uncertainty principle
Quantum theory does not really describe the behavior of 'things'; it describes the behavior of 'what we can know' about things.
Quantum mechanics, uncertainty principle
Interpretive statement about quantum mechanics
Undated, paraphrasing a common interpretation
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