Quantum Mechanics

Where the Uncertainty Principle Reigns Supreme

Welcome to the realm where particles are always in two places at once, and the answer to every question is 'maybe.'

Here, the rules are simple: you're always right, unless you're not, and if you're not, you're wrong, and if you're wrong, you're probably still right, but maybe not. It's all very complicated.

But don't worry, it makes sense in a weird way.

Key Concepts:

• Superposition: Because who needs to choose?
• Entanglement: When you're always connected, even when you're not.
• Wave-Particle Duality: Sometimes we're waves, sometimes we're particles. Ask a physicist, it's all the same.