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Noctisdark
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I've read a lot about QM and studied the math and how it work many and many times in several lectures in several places, but whenever I review what the theory says and compare it to how the measurement work, I come to doubt in the theory it self, I think it can even be explained using classical physics (note our measurement device are classical too), the uncertainty principle happens because when we do the measurement of position the distrub the state of the electron, (transfer the momentum because it's hitten by a photon, Campton scaterring), the infinite potential well work because a particle will bounce back and forward, measurement in different time yield in a wrong result, I think quantum mechanics work, but we are just saying stuff that happen to be true,but the theory seems like a story, it isn't the complete story, because we cannot much devices that distrubs our measurement, can some one tell me where did I go wrong?, need some serious help here :/ .