From a chat... about science & technology... a note

1. The development of quantum mechanics is eye-opening.
   1-1. I want to understand modern physics, but mathematical formulas, which are tools of scientists, are too difficult.
   1-2. There is a gap between the mathematics of technology and the mathematics of science.
   2-1. There is a gap between science & technology and daily life.
   2-2. There is a gap between science and technology.

2. A giant paradigm shift occurred/is occurring between the 1980s and the 2020s.
   3-1. In a sense, we may be happy to be witnessing the giant paradigm shift.
   3-2. Vacuum tubes→transistor-type large computers→personal computers→
   IC→LSI→SLSI→evolution of semiconductor technology→
   AI→IT→GPU→smartphone→NLP: ChatGPT/Being AI→VR/AR→…Singularity…
   3-3. Films/B&W photos → Digital photos/movies
   3-4. The speed of change differs more than "exponentially" between the 1920s-1970s and the 1980s-2020s.
   3-5. The age of films/monochromes photographs was more exciting than digital photos/movies. They are completely different things from each other.
   3-6. The days of vacuum tube amps were more exciting than SLSI amps. They are completely different things from each other.
   3-7. The high level of technology and human happiness are not necessarily proportional, and sometimes inversely proportional.

3. IT support's approach to quantum mechanics and astrophysics/cosmology is eye-opening.

4. I'm confused, but I don't have time for nostalgia.
   5-1. Thinking about AI means thinking about human nature.
   5-2. Thinking about quantum mechanics, astrophysics, and cosmology means thinking about human nature.

5. How could we overcome the gap between science & technology and daily life?