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regarded as a single indivisible unit in which separate
parts appear as idealisations permissible only on a
classical level
of accuracy of description. This means that the view of
the world being analogous to a huge machine, the
predominant view from the sixteenth to nineteenth
centuries, is now shown to be only approximately correct.
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8.
« Although I think that life may be the result of an
accident, I do not think that of consciousness.
Consciousness cannot be accounted for in physical terms.
For consciousness is absolutely fundamental. It cannot be
accounted for in terms of anything else. » E. Schrodinger,
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9.
L’absence de perception sensorielle du monde quantique est
l’obstacle principal à sa compréhension. Même les
fondateurs de la physique quantique avouent qu’ils ont
bien du mal à la comprendre eux-mêmes !
• Niels Bohr : « If quantum mechanics hasn’t profoundly
shocked you, you haven’t understood it yet.»
• Richard Feynman : « If you think you understand quantum
mechanics, you don’t understand quantum mechanics. »
• Peter Atkins : « No other theory of the physical world
has caused such consternation as quantum theory, for no
other theory has so completely overthrown the
previously
cherished concepts of classical physics and our everyday
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