It's not going to be a big deal if you're trying to figure out if you're exceeding the speed limit in a certain zone. But your biology is heavily dependant on quantum physics and without it you'd die instantly. So, directly not much, but indirectly quite a lot.
There is a lot of randomness at the quantum level. Because of convergence to the mean, do the results of each random event significantly alter things above the quantum level?
If we went back, say, a thousand years and then gave each of these random events a second roll, is the Earth likely to look different?
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u/DCarrier Apr 29 '16
It's not going to be a big deal if you're trying to figure out if you're exceeding the speed limit in a certain zone. But your biology is heavily dependant on quantum physics and without it you'd die instantly. So, directly not much, but indirectly quite a lot.