There are several aspects of quantum physics which easily lends it to misinterpretation. The first is Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle, which very specifically relates to the proportional relationship of quantities - such as position measurement and momentum measurement - within a quantum system. Another is the fact that quantum physics field equations yield a range of “probabilities” of what the outcome is. Together, the two have led some postmodern thinkers to believe that reality itself is completely random.
In fact, though, the probabilities go away when you combine them and expand the mathematics into our own macroscopic world. While the tiny world may be random, the sum of all that randomness is an orderly universe.
Prov 16:33 The dice are cast into the lap, but every result is from the Lord.
So who do you think you are serving by dissemination of false information?
Who again is the “lord of lies”?