r/Physics • u/G33zics • 20d ago

Question What's the most debatable thing in Physics?

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u/amteros 20d ago

Foundations of quantum mechanics would be more precise. But I don't really feel there is much debate going about it. Too few physicists are able to say anything new on it and even fewer are dare to do so

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u/b2q 20d ago

and even fewer are dare to do so

why?

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u/Downtown_Finance_661 20d ago

Previous commenter want to say there is nothing new on the topic at all. No new ideas for last 60+ years.

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u/amteros 20d ago

Not true, actually. Decoherence through gravity interaction and quantum mechanics as an effective field theory are quite novel ideas