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“Scientists today largely agree that quantum superposition does exist among objects on a quantum and non-quantum scale.”
― Donald B. Grey, Quantum Physics Made Easy: The Introduction Guide For Beginners Who Flunked Maths And Science In Plain Simple English

“Quantum Entanglement and Teleportation Quantum entanglement is indeed spooky – that’s something we can’t argue with. Truly, it often seems more like magic than science, but then, many parts of quantum physics wind up feeling this way. We still have much to learn and explain about the world, and quantum entanglement is among the most mysterious and least understood.”
― Donald B. Grey, Quantum Physics Made Easy: The Introduction Guide For Beginners Who Flunked Maths And Science In Plain Simple English

“At the most basic level, the main differences between classical and quantum physics boil down to four things: wave-particle duality, the uncertainty principle, quantum entanglement, and quantization.”
― Donald B. Grey, Quantum Physics Made Easy: The Introduction Guide For Beginners Who Flunked Maths And Science In Plain Simple English

“However, Einstein’s proposal was only a hypothesis at the time – despite the support of experiments like those of Planck and Lenard,”
― Donald B. Grey, Quantum Physics Made Easy: The Introduction Guide For Beginners Who Flunked Maths And Science In Plain Simple English

“Surprisingly, and almost unbelievably, when a photon is fired through the double slit apparatus, it will end up landing in one of the constructive interference areas of the screen on the other side. If you fire enough photons, you eventually will reform the waveform from the double slit experiment, too – the result is a series of vertical bars, just like before. The same result can be achieved not only with photons, but electrons, whole atoms, and even entire molecules.”
― Donald B. Grey, Quantum Physics Made Easy: The Introduction Guide For Beginners Who Flunked Maths And Science In Plain Simple English