"Every time you put milk into your coffee and watch it mix and realize that you can't unmix that milk from your coffee, you are learning something profound about the Big Bang, about conditions in the very, very early universe. This is just a giant clue that the real universe has given to us to how the fundamental laws of physics work.
"We know that the existing theories aren't right and we need to move beyond them. Quantum mechanics and general relativity are incompatible, but nature is not incompatible with itself. Nature figures out some way to reconcile these ideas.
"We don't know the answer to the who done it, who is the guilty party, why the universe is like that."
-Sean Carroll, a theoretical physicist
"We know that the existing theories aren't right and we need to move beyond them. Quantum mechanics and general relativity are incompatible, but nature is not incompatible with itself. Nature figures out some way to reconcile these ideas.
"We don't know the answer to the who done it, who is the guilty party, why the universe is like that."
-Sean Carroll, a theoretical physicist