Richard P. Feynman Quotes

If We Have An Atom That Is In An Excited State And So Is Going To Emit A Photon, We Cannot Say When It Will Emit The Photon. It Has A Certain Amplitude To Emit The Photon At Any Time, And We Can Predict Only A Probability For Emission; We Cannot Predict The Future Exactly.

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