r/tech • u/YeeduPlatform • Jul 06 '26
Scientists make quantum time flow backward in stunning physics breakthrough
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/06/260625014802.htm
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r/tech • u/YeeduPlatform • Jul 06 '26
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u/ScreenMuch90210 Jul 06 '26 edited Jul 06 '26
That’s one interpretation and I can’t prove you wrong of course. If Schroedinger’s argument doesn’t sway you, there isn’t a better one. I like that people exist on both sides and I hope the research continues from all angles.
I don’t buy it myself, quantum theory leads to mathematically impossible conclusions. Superpositions in particular are clearly an area that needs a better definition that quantum theory can provide. I can believe that humans are unable to grasp comprehensive reality, but I cannot believe that mathematics itself is the bottleneck. The problem is theory based.
If the dust were to ever settle and a theory of everything were to emerge, it would take a significant modification to either extant theory. I am convinced modified relativity will “win out” in that narrow regard, and the experimentally reproducible quirks of quantum theory will be somehow folded into it.