In December 1926, when Einstein declared, 'God does not play dice,' he was challenging the very essence of quantum physics, a field that continues to rewrite the rules of reality. Fast forward to today, we are talking about electron interacting with its own reflection over liquid helium. Physics, and science has taken leaps so large that anything that stands firm over the fundamentals of classical physics wouldn’t be surprised to be ridiculed in some future. The ever-expanding dynamism is what drives enthusiasts to ponder over this language of nature. Yet to be explored under its deepest of trenches, then Quantum Mechanics came as a distraction on Einstein’s pursuit of unified laws of gravity and electricity. The Father of the Modern Physics preferred Schrodinger’s wave approach to Quantum Mechanics over Heisenberg’s statistical methods on particle physics, particularly because of his disdain for mathematics(Heisenberg had used matrices and statistics in particulate na...