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1. At what point does determinism become untenable? (Why) is it incompatible with quantum mechanics?
2. Can we solve the wave-particle duality by postulating particles that move in waves?
These are my main questions for now. The object is to see whether determinism can be taken to the extreme - whether even quantum physics may be regarded as deterministic.
Thanks in advance for your answers.
2. Can we solve the wave-particle duality by postulating particles that move in waves?
These are my main questions for now. The object is to see whether determinism can be taken to the extreme - whether even quantum physics may be regarded as deterministic.
Thanks in advance for your answers.