Quantum Mechanics

Quantum mechanics reveals that particles are not actual entities, but rather fields, which are essentially clouds of possibilities. These fields are mathematically defined as infinite sets of values assigned to each point in space. Quantum field theory suggests that everything in reality is a field, and the interaction of these fields shapes our perceived reality. Fields represent infinite nothingness, and physicists consider reality in terms of quantum wave functions that describe the probabilities of these fields congealing into specific configurations.