I wonder if the superb generation of quantum physicists (Dirac, Heisenberg, Schrödinger, Pauli...) was an exception or the norm. If each generation has physicists like those but they're not so known it could mean there's a limit on what science can do.
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That's the kind of limit we should rejoice in. What people worry about is that some riddles in physics will never be solved. I think some patience is called for.
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It is certainly possible that some riddles in physics will never be solved, since some concern phenomena almost surely destined forever to remain beyond the reach of human observation. Even if we do correctly guess the answers to these riddles, we'll never know that we're right.
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