It's part of the mathematical description of the Casimir effect, which has been experimentally verifiedhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casimir_effect …
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But that doesn't make it not weird, it doesn't prove weirdness is false The weirdest shit in quantum physics has been extremely rigorously proven, over and over, the electronics we use every day would not work if the math was just bullshit
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Anyway when it comes the absolute weirdest and most disturbing implications of quantum physics, like a many-worlds multiverse, I've never heard a physicist actually explain to my satisfaction that it is bullshit They usually just say not to think about it
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You can prove a lot of stuff if you assume a contradiction! But yeah, quantum mechanics are counterintuitive, but they're almost brutally limiting in some ways.
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Or put another way, maybe - the universe is what's weird. Quantum mechanics require a lot of complex and frustrating math, because that's how you get results that track experiment
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That is such a BS reaction because the rules of QM are so frustratingly strict that things seem to reach back in time and travel faster than light in order to enforce the rules, lol
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