>>Since quantum mechanics appears to be a true theory of nature, it governs all physical systems...
That's quite naïve. I'd say quantum mechanics seems to be the best description we currently have for the laws of physics on a micro level.
That's quite naïve. I'd say quantum mechanics seems to be the best description we currently have for the laws of physics on a micro level.
It's not naivety -- it's just not interesting to get sidetracked by philosophy every time you talk about a particular scientific theory. For the sake of brevity, all that stuff can be shoved to the side in this context.
That's not necessarily arguing that a more fundamental theory might exists that could overturn socially unpopular theories higher up the chain. Sure, that happens in certain kind of debates rather often, but I'm not sure that's what's happening here.