Figuring out physics

A recent October article, involving Dr. Popescu, on understanding  laws of physics  may have a good lead.

It implies our classical physics approach is imposed by our expectations, largely over

time with gross size objects.

A look from quantum does not allow that. Things have their own nature which are hard

to pinpoint by classical applications. Hence, headaches like Heisenberg uncertainty "principle".

A clue here in quantum is that to see the object, you don't measure. Even measuring at the

beginning and end of an object produces tumult which results in inaccuracies. The measuring

is artificially arbitrated and not of natural occurrence. This reflects on the law of conservation

for quantum.