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The Quantum Universe is perceived through theoretical mathematics, then super-imposed upon the 'Standard Model', and this process ultimately affects the 'Cosmological Model' as well. All science and technology becomes affected as a result of the 'domino-effect'. It has been suspected for many years, that this 'train' has skewered down a side-track! There is only one known way to determine 'the truth', and that is through the CERN LHC programs, but not without some extreme risks! The 5.8 billion dollar question is: 'will current Quantum Theory still remain intact?'

 

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Yes, yes it will, because quantum mechanics is one of the most experimentally tested theories we've got. Which direction will the standard model take (we already know it's incomplete/wrong because of neutrino masses) is a FAR more interesting and relevant question.

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It is not the mathematical evidence in question, it is the human perception of the Universal Language, that must endure scrutiny! The human perception variable may be flawed, example: General Relativity - Not only the dimensions can shrink or grow, but our measuring devices are altered as well. Hopefully, the CERN LHC experiments, with the decade (2009-2019) of pre-planned precision-energy upgrades, will render a true glimpse of our 'reality'!?!

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It is not the mathematical evidence in question, it is the human perception of the Universal Language, that must endure scrutiny! The human perception variable may be flawed, example: General Relativity - Not only the dimensions can shrink or grow, but our measuring devices are altered as well. Hopefully, the CERN LHC experiments, with the decade (2009-2019) of pre-planned precision-energy upgrades, will render a true glimpse of our 'reality'!?!

 

I don't understand what you mean. The evidence of quantum mechanics exists, it ties in with the mathematics scarily well... the same applies to SR and GR.

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