No.

No current theory is "Correct". If you are less than 50 years of age. You will see a new "improved" theory in your lifetime.

500 years from now, there will still be new improved theories.
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According to Schrödinger, the answer is simultaneously "Yes" and "No."

At least until you turn off the tee vee.
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too many hours wasted

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Its unlikely, given how quickly we go through scientific theories on the cutting edge of research. For a possible explanation of the double-slit experiment in a single-threaded universe, I would suggest reading Feynman's theory. A summary of it as I understand is that he believes that particles see every possible path they may take, and in the double-slit case, see the possible interference patterns, and determine probabilisticly based on this knowledge where to go. Its difficult to explain without an entire book, so I'd highly suggest reading Volume 3 of The Feynman Lectures on Physics.
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Yes.
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educational background

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