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And there, by that process, you've gone to higher dimensions.
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So let's take again simple problems
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and try to make them more and more complex.
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And you cannot tell me eventually
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you agree the problem is complex enough,
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or I will crank it up as we go along.
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If at some point you plead for mercy,
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then we'll stop.
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But there is no limit to how difficult mechanics problems can be.
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If you go back and read Cambridge University exams, in 1600 and 1700,
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there were really difficult problems.
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That's why they invented quantum mechanics,