What the Creation Museum did to me

[Aractus]

I wasn't asking about Young's experiment

That's OK I forgive you.

Young had obviously no idea about the implications of his experiment).

You mean, the implication of Quantum Mechanics being developed in light of his great brilliance?

Quantum Mechanics was first proposed because of discrepancies in the explanation for the radiation at high temperatures (the so-called ultraviolet catastrophe).

But didn't it help to know that partials have wave-like properties?

What I wanted to point out is that QM was discovered "backwards" from the lwas of classic mechanics. If there is a further level, we'll find out about it by working "backwards" from the laws of QM.

Not really, QM simply replaces classical mechanics, it isn't an underlying structure ontop of which classical mechanics operates.