what is your interpretation of quantum physics?

Quantum Mechanics is the Physics behind Physics, it is Philosophy with Scientifical evidence, this goes beyond Logic and reasoning, and it only goes to show that the most incomprehendible thing about reality,(really is after all) the fact that it is comprehendible!!! I have yet to see the movie but the guy who said he and his chick tried to count how many errors were there within the first 15 minuites of the movie but couldn"t cause there were too many,.. yeah well,... He"s a fool if he disregards all things just as easily as he did this, I mean he counted the errors for example with our common (estimate his knowledge of this topic to a high level by the way, I am willing to assume he knows what he is talking about and what he is talking about is Physics, you know Science science,... I love that subject too,,,, but Quantum Mechanics is a modern Science, even more so and 10 fold than the one used for our latest and most newest forms of technology!

Ok please do me a favor and research when this subject first made it"s debut, and more importantly Who helped develop this Topic, and I am sure you will be surprised, For now I will give you one name, and it is one that by the way is not the father of this subject, but Albert Einstein himself, was there when they were cooking this Phenonmenal study up, it was a handfull, I mean a "handfull"! of the best most respectable minds of that time and we should be proud, ........ of our era,.......it brought me peace, when thinking about the Pi equation,...... it doesn"t gibe you an explanation Quantum Mechanics, it hardly gives you an understanding, but you do or can come to terms with the fact that life is not an answer it is a question, perhaps............

The movie was stupid and completely misleading. My girlfriend and I tried to count the science mistakes in the first 15 minutes. There were just too many. Both the physics and the biology were incredibly bad.

Quantum mechanics is a subject that is difficult to talk about correctly without the math to back it up.It allows the computation of probabilities of what will happen, but not which of several possibilities will actually happen. It is a physical theory, not a psychological one and never mentions consciousness.

Very hard for me.