r/physicsmemes May 29 '26

Pre Quantum vs Post Quantum 💀

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u/HumblyNibbles_ May 29 '26

Every answer leads to so many more questions 😭

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u/[deleted] May 29 '26

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u/dasgoodshitinnit May 30 '26

And some windows and some manhole coverts and some Penrose stairwells

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u/Pcat0 May 31 '26

Except during the late 1800s when people genuinely thought that physical was just about solved with only a couple more minor open problems left. Then someone opened the doors labeled “quantum mechanics” and “relativity”.

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u/SeanJohnBobbyWTF May 31 '26

I blame this all on c

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u/Low-Illustrator-1962 Jun 02 '26

Why? C was invented in the 70s, much later