Think How Hard Physics Would Be If

But I Don't Actually Adopt The Point Of View That Our Subjective Impression Of Free Will, Which Is A Kind Of Indeterminacy Behavior, Comes From Quantum Mechanical Indeterminacy.

If Someone Says That He Can Think Or Talk About Quantum Physics Without Becoming Dizzy, That Shows Only That He Has Not Understood Anything Whatever About It.

In Fact Any Experiment That Measures A Quantum Effect Is One In Which The Quantum Effect Is Aligned With The Behavior Of Some Heavy, Macroscopic Object; That's How We Measure It

Perhaps We See Equations As Simple Because They Are Easily Expressed In Terms Of Mathematical Notation Already Invented At An Earlier Stage Of Development Of The Science, And Thus What Appears To Us As Elegance Of Description Really Reflects The Interconnectedness Of Nature's Laws At Different Levels.

Just Because Things Get A Little Dingy At The Subatomic Level Doesn't Mean All Bets Are Off.