"The Silly Theory: From the day 100 years ago that he breathed life into quantum theory by deducing that light behaved like a particle as well as like a wave, Einstein never stopped warning that it was dangerous to the age-old dream of an orderly universe. If light was a particle, how did it know which way to go when it was issued from an atom? "The more success the quantum theory has, the sillier it seems," Einstein once wrote to friend .The full extent of its silliness came in the 1920's when quantum theory became quantum mechanics. In this new view of the world, as encapsulated in a famous equation by the Austrian Erwin Schrödinger, objects are represented by waves that extend throughout space, containing all the possible outcomes of an observation – here, there, up or down, dead or alive. The amplitude of this wave is a measure of the probability that the object will actually be found to be in one state or another, a suggestion that led Einstein to grumble famously that "God doesn't throw dice."

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Count on the fact these scientists used quantum theory to predict the "God particle." This is not the true story yet. For the true story, we will need the ToE.