Physics is a science that describes physical reality in objective mathematical terms, so that we can all understand the world around us very briefly and perceive it equally. But what if… What if physics doesn’t describe physical reality?
How can this statement be true? We all know that the laws of nature predict how the world and the universe work, and the accuracy of these man-made laws is very good. All this is indisputable – until we face quantum mechanics.
Some scientists theorize that in the quantum world, the role of physics may be slightly different. Instead of describing objective reality, we may be finding laws that describe the results of observations, but not physical reality itself.
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