[The article based on Bohr/Heisenberg may be written by a fan]
"So, Niels, who do you put at the center of the universe? Is it yourself—or Heisenberg? If Heisenberg is at the center of the universe, the little piece of the universe that he cannot see is himself."
"If Bohr was an electron wandering in the dark, and I was sent to find his photon. When I illuminated him and touched him, he stopped, deflected, and looked at me."
"You also stopped and looked at me."
"I came just for you, sir."
"The inevitable disturbance."
"Yes, there must be disturbance."
When he loved him, he couldn't understand what it was and where it would ultimately lead.
This is another thing besides quantum theory that Werner Heisenberg never understood throughout his life.
Because he was in the center of all the whirlpools, he couldn't see himself.
[There are many assumptions/fictions/imaginations/random fabrications in this article, which means that in the final analysis it is a novel. Just take a look]
Reader comments
Hahahaha, crying and calling Grandpa Sanriyue, I feel like laughing for no reason.
Hahahaha, crying and calling Grandpa Sanriyue, I feel like laughing for no reason.