Ever thought that quantum chances are the square of the wave just because it's convenient? It turns out, it's the only way to connect the world of uncertainty with the world of facts. While there's no record, nature adds possibilities like sound waves. But as soon as a trace appears, the chances multiply, and squaring is inevitable. An old puzzle solved.
🎯 Max Born received the Nobel Prize for this rule only in 1954—almost 30 years after his discovery.
🎬 In the series “Dark”, quantum probabilities give rise to parallel realities—and thus, forks in fate.