Chemist-244
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Quantum
Why does Quantum work? I know this is really hard to answer, but why?
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elementcollector1
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What do you mean? Quantum physics? Quantum mechanics? Quantum tunneling?
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Research using:
-Wiki.
-Youtube
-Khan Academy doesn't have a video on this?! o.0
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Even if you state it more exactly, such a question can not be answered.
It is just the way nature apparently works.
Watch this clip of Richard Feynman talking to a reporter asking how magnets work, he explains very well what the problem is with this kind of
question:
http://youtu.be/36GT2zI8lVA
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