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July 13, 2026Open Access

From Faraday to Bell: How Intuition Built Quantum Mechanics, Then Was Banished from It

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DBDaniel Burnstein

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Essay argues intuition's abandonment in quantum science led to delays and unresolved questions, impacting progress.

Key Points

  • The essay explores how intuition was disqualified as a tool in quantum mechanics, affecting its acceptance and development.
  • Historical analysis of quantum mechanics' establishment and key figures
  • Philosophical argumentation regarding the role of intuition
  • Extrapolation failure testing against quantum paradoxes
  • Intuition's dismissal illustrated through Heisenberg's 1927 paper and Bohr's response to Einstein
  • Delayed advancements in quantum experiments highlighted, spanning 80 years
  • Significant monetary investments in quantum computing under contentious assumptions noted.

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Daniel Burnstein (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a548219475c38bf615a5b9chttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21313229
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