/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15505068
>Go read quantum mechanics
>any textbook should adequately explain it to you

They don't explain it. The vast majority of them even assume it "has a speed" and "travels" despite no experiment ever proving it.

>One with a focus on classical as a foundation is probably best.
The subject I am speaking about has no "foundation". None of these theories explain what light is, let alone prove it does the batshit insane shit described. These theories, "quantum" or otherwise are the equivalent of schizo infographs, but with more numbers, theorizing and paywalls. Ask any one of them to explain what "quantum" even refers to in reality and they start shitting bricks because they don't even have the causal link to "quanta" in the first place.

>>15450530
Protip, matter doesn't move itself. That's why you're wrong. Faith, ideas, the stuff that isn't material that you can point to is what drives advancement in humanity.