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Einstein in particular never quite accepted it. ‘It seems hard to sneak a look at God’s cards,’ he wrote to a colleague, ‘but that he plays dice and uses “telepathic” methods (as the present quantum theory requires of him) is something that I cannot believe for a single moment.

Niels Bohr replied to Albert Einstein after one of these comments; "Einstein, stop telling God what to do."

Still a very good exposition about the last century's evolution from the modified Newtonian physics to the mind-wracking concepts of Quantum Mechanics and the derivatives from it.

[Williams]

It seems to me the physicists drastically departed from science and into philosophy. Many of their questions sound like the musings of a bunch of college freshmen in a pot fueled bull session.

They discuss how people should theoretically live their lives based on the implications of the latest quantum theory?

I can’t do the math but I think Einstein was right.