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>all of quantum physics is based off an error

Why does no one acknowledge feynman was incorrect when he said a single slit does not produce an interference pattern? We know it does with monochromatic light.

>pic related. Clear interference pattern. Its just 8x smaller in amplitude than double slit

Here's the video of feynmans error at 28:35: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAgcqgDc-YM

Why is this bad? Bc this started the mystery woowoo nonsense that particles don't follow classical deterministic rules. It encouraged physicists to ignore obvious solutions. The interference pattern is not a result of randomness or wavefunction collapse or conscious particles. Its the result of electromagnetic interactions between the particles and the material around the slits. Tell me why electromagnetic force is ignored suddenly during the double slut experiment? Why isn't feynmans error common knowledge?