Kenneth W. Ford

The universe behaves in ways we cannot explain.

Observation affects the behavior of particles.

The uncertainty principle defines the limits of measurement.

The fabric of reality is woven from probabilities.

Reality is not always what it seems.

Quantum mechanics challenges our classical understanding.

Energy and matter are interchangeable.

Particles can exist in multiple states at once.

The act of measuring changes the phenomenon.

Entanglement connects particles across distances.