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Although many are unaware of it, a substantial part of the pillars that sustain current civilization is nourished by quantum physics, together with relativity, one of the two great scientific revolutions that changed our understanding of the world during the first half of the 20th century. The quantum world is governed by laws that seem to violate the laws of common sense, as Albert Einstein expressed with irony not without anguish when, faced with the probabilistic nature of the new quantum physics, he declared in 1926: "I am convinced that God does not play dice." |
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