On the one hand, quantum mechanics is the heart and soul of modern physics. Astrophysicists, particle physicists, atomic physicists, laser physicists—everyone uses quantum mechanics all the time, and they’re very good at it. It’s not just a matter of esoteric research. Quantum mechanics is ubiquitous in modern technology. Semiconductors, transistors, microchips, lasers, and computer memory all rely on quantum mechanics to function. For that matter, quantum mechanics is necessary to make sense of the most basic features of the world around us. Essentially all of chemistry is a matter of applied quantum mechanics. To understand how the sun shines, or why tables are solid, you need quantum mechanics.
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