Think about the Chicxulub crater, and how that was only discovered in the 70s (and accepted widely in the 90s) by a geologist working for an oil company who was taking core samples and figured out what they meant. Now we know why the dinosaurs died off.<br><br>If I had to guess: a lot of the counterintuitive things in quantum physics will probably be solved, and future generations will laugh at our silly ideas of superposition. Remember, we don't know what we don't know.,(reply>), @Alex Siemers Yes! Great example, couldn't agree more.,(reply>), This is how I think dark matter and dark energy will be remembered, as silly ideas made when we were missing some crucial pieces of information about the universe,(reply>), "we don't know what we don't know"<br>Words to live &amp; remain humble by 😊