Chapter 3 Quantum Mechanics is Correct

There was a sound of fairy music floating in my ears, and then there was a red light shining.

In the red light ahead there is a magnificent palace. The palace is spacious, with three entrances in front and back. The building is majestic, with flying eaves and pointed corners, and it looks magnificent.

"Hmm? Where is this? Why is there an ancient palace?"

Fang Yi was very confused.

After a moment of contemplation, he slowly walked forward.

With a thought, he instantly arrived in front of the main hall of the palace.

He looked around and found that the main hall had three rooms on the left, right and middle. The hall was tall, with a "cloud dragon" decorated on the roof, a bronze mirror in the middle, and upturned tiles and flying eaves. On the door of the hall was a plaque with the words "Puji Quanshan" engraved on it.

Fang Yi watched with interest and then walked in.

Inside the hall, there are drum stones and fine reliefs under the vermilion pillars.

On the left and right pillars, there are two dragons dancing like living creatures, with their claws suspended in the air as if hovering.

He continued to walk slowly forward.

In the center of the hall stands a red lacquered wooden square table with a cinnabar-colored hollow carving of a picture of birds paying homage to the phoenix. On it sits a middle-aged man with a long beard, red clothes and a yellow skirt, holding a whisk. He has a dignified temperament and a righteous spirit. On the plaque above his chair are inscribed the five characters "Chisong Huang Daxian".

There are golden boys and jade girls on both sides of the immortal.

Below, square wooden tables with red flag carvings were arranged in a row, and they were filled with unknown flowers and fruits.

As soon as he saw the person, Fang Yi became alert and shouted, "Who are you?"

The immortal had no reaction, and the golden boy and jade girl were all like this; they were clearly lifelike, yet they were as silent as dead wax figures.

Um?

Why is there no response?

Fang Yi was extremely curious and walked forward cautiously to try to touch Jin Tong, but found that he could not touch him at all. Everything in front of him seemed to be as illusory as the moon in the water. He could see it but could not touch it.

He didn't believe it and tried to touch the girl again, but the result was the same.

After two consecutive touches without any problem, Fang Yi became a little bolder and wanted to reach out and touch Wong Tai Sin.

As a result, as soon as his "hand" or more accurately his consciousness touched the immortal, the palace, attic and everything in front of him collapsed.

The scenery before my eyes was changing rapidly.

Somehow, at this moment, everything in front of me seemed to have become nothingness.

Then, a singularity was born.

Suddenly, the singularity exploded, emitting an extremely dazzling light.

As the light gradually faded away, the entire space and time became pitch black.

Suddenly, a meteor-like light streaked across the void in the distance.

The next moment, stars rose up and gathered together, turning into galaxies.

The magnificent starry sky appears spontaneously!

universe!

It turned out to be the birth of the universe!

Fang Yi seemed very surprised. He never expected that touching the immortal would allow him to see the process of the birth of the universe.

Including the particles that make up matter!

It was different from the vast and connected particles that I had seen before.

This time Fang Yi even saw the color and arrangement order of the particles.

There are three different types of particles in total, one is like a galaxy rotating particle, another is point-shaped, and the third is a small round bead.

These three different particles are divided into many small types. Although they have the same shape, their colors are different.

For example, the particles that rotate like galaxies have a total of twelve colors.

Some colors are even invisible to the naked eye and can only be seen clearly when the consciousness transcends the physical state and with the help of statues.

Another type of point-like particles has thirty-six colors.

As for the remaining fourteen colors of small round beads.

A total of sixty-two colored particles!

Every substance is made up of these particles, just in different quantities and in different orders.

Of course, these are the scenes Fang Yi observed subjectively. In fact, there is no specific image of what atoms in nature are, and these particles are not molecules, atoms, or any kind of particles such as quarks in nature that can be observed by humans.

Fang Yi was shocked and couldn't help but wonder: "Is this the most basic substance that makes up the world?"

What surprised him even more was that he seemed to have merged into one with the universe.

He could clearly feel how the entire universe worked.

It is like a sophisticated supercomputer with a set program, in which the sun, moon, stars, all living things, and even a speck of dust are all preset contents in the program.

They will move towards a certain change according to a preset program.

There may be tens of millions of variations of this, but its ending is fixed, which is to complete the mission and disappear completely.

“Is classical mechanics correct?”

A thought suddenly flashed through Fang Yi's mind, and he felt extremely terrified.

He could never imagine that classical mechanics was actually correct!

Originally, with the rise of quantum mechanics, classical mechanics has been questioned, the main reason being that quantum mechanics has overturned "determinism" to a certain extent.

Classical mechanics tells us three things.

First, when someone observes an event, the event actually occurred.

Second, one is free to make choices, or at least to make probabilistic estimates of the choices.

Third, choices made in one place do not immediately affect another distant event.

What does this mean?

Einstein's view is that if we know the current state of all particles in the universe and the physical laws of all particles in the universe, then we can calculate the future movement trajectory of these particles.

In other words, whether you are destined to fail or pass the exam is not a multiple-choice question, but a physics calculation question.

Because everything in the universe is made up of the most basic particles, including every cell in the human body, every element that makes up the cells, the electrons in the atoms corresponding to these elements, the quarks, gluons, bosons in the protons, etc. Our brain's neural network relies on electrical signals, which are released by the interaction between particles. Therefore, the underlying logic is still the physical action between particles. The huge particle action ultimately determines whether you will perform abnormally or perform exceptionally well.

In short, the final outcome of your life has already been determined.

No matter how the process changes, it will not affect the final outcome.

Just like the moon in the sky, it exists whether you look at it or not, because it is the ending itself, the ending preset by the universe, which is a huge supercomputer.

People in the outside world once put forward a concept that once classical mechanics is proven to be correct, human life will become meaningless.

"If this is true, then isn't our life meaningless? Because our ending has already been set, and no matter how hard we try, we can't change it?"

Fang Yi was somewhat distraught; he had never expected it to be like this.

But at this moment, he saw a strange scene as a "cosmic observer".

One of the "particles" jumped out of the trajectory originally set by the system.

According to its original trajectory, it would have completed its mission and destroyed in the next moment, but it unexpectedly survived.

This situation lasted for a long time.

The "supercomputer" seemed to have discovered a loophole in the system, and once again wrapped the particle with countless particles to correct it. Eventually the particle dissipated and destroyed.

If this alone was not enough to shock Fang Yi.

Because he observed that there were not just one particle that "jumped out of the program", but thousands and hundreds of millions of particles. However, the vast majority of these particles could only avoid the first round, and only a few could avoid the second round of corrections by the "supercomputer".

The reason for this situation is that the particle was hit by a huge impact of uncertain energy under microscopic changes, thus changing its original trajectory.

This process was repeated several times, and I don’t know how many times, tens of thousands or even millions of times, the corrections were made.

Among countless billions or even countless kyon particles, there was finally one that completely escaped the system's correction, eventually bursting with endless light and turning into another singularity!

Fang Yi clearly "witnessed" everything and vaguely knew what was going on.

Because this "particle" suffers a huge energy impact every time, it avoids every system correction.

The probability of this happening is extremely small, so small that it is almost impossible to achieve.

The process is free, but the outcome may not be controllable!

"Classical mechanics is correct on a macroscopic scale, but quantum mechanics is correct on a microscopic scale!"

He suddenly realized that perhaps everything in the world has a set "ending", and no matter how the process changes, it will eventually reach that set "ending". This is the change of all things on a macro level.

But because the process has not been set, there is only a general direction.

Therefore, there is a possibility of unexpected events when observing changes in microscopic particles, such as particles that jump out of their orbits and then are corrected.

Isn't this the view of quantum mechanics?

Quantum mechanics believes that the uncertainty of particles will produce countless futures. You can predict the future, but you may not be able to determine it.

It is precisely because of this that, although quantum mechanics did not overturn fatalism, it overturned absolute fatalism.

What does this sentence mean?

In other words, the ending may have been determined from the moment you were born, but if you keep working hard, it is still possible to change.

Of course, what changes is only the micro-outcome, not the macro-outcome.

The macro outcome will not change, all things will still wither, and humans cannot escape the coming of death.

Fang Yi thought of something else. Since particles do not have intelligence, they can only allow each energy impact with a probability so small that it is almost impossible to change their original trajectory of motion.

What if we could observe it in advance?

Just like in my current state, can I observe all the operations and changes of the universe?

Fang Yi tries to find "that particle" that belongs to him in the huge computer of the universe.

Because his current state was "integrated into one" with the universe, he found it quickly.

What surprised him was that the "particles" belonging to other humans emitted lines of nothingness that were closely connected to the universe, and would eventually move in a preset direction, with only a few being able to change direction.

But this "particle" of mine is different from both situations!

I actually lost contact with the universe and "jumped out" of orbit.

The most important thing is that Fang Yi has a clear feeling that as long as he wants, he can jump into any track at any time, or even change other people's tracks.

But he also felt that it was easy to jump into one of the tracks, but it took endless energy to move the tracks of others.

At least in his current state, he is unable to change other people's tracks.

One thing is certain.

That is, he has jumped out of the macro-end set by the universe and will no longer be affected by any matter in the universe.

From now on, life and death are firmly in your own hands!

Just like the particle that finally escaped the correction of the universe, it controls its own destiny and may even open up a new universe.

The reason for this situation turned out to be that his previous practice had produced an independent "singularity".

That is the golden elixir.

Although this golden elixir is now inside the statue, it is closely connected to him.

Fang Yi never expected that the blooming of youth at night would allow him to jump out of the Three Realms and out of the Five Elements. To put it in a famous Taoist saying: Once I swallow a golden pill, my fate is always in my own hands!