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![Historical Background on Quantum Mechanics:
Niels Bohr, who was influenced by Chinese philosophy, incorporated the Taijitu (yin-yang) symbol into his person coat-of-arms.
"In my youth I received a beautiful impression of [Laozi] ... and at a visit to China twenty years ago I learned how highly the memory of Lao-Tzu is still valued." - Niels Bohr, 1958.
The Latin "contraria sunt complementa" which translates into "opposites are complementary" is a direct reference to the wave-particle duality concept he developed in physics.](https://m-cdn.flipboard.social/cache/media_attachments/files/114/184/031/161/034/211/small/759ab39dc99464cb.jpeg "Historical Background on Quantum Mechanics:
Niels Bohr, who was influenced by Chinese philosophy, incorporated the Taijitu (yin-yang) symbol into his person coat-of-arms.
\"In my youth I received a beautiful impression of [Laozi] ... and at a visit to China twenty years ago I learned how highly the memory of Lao-Tzu is still valued.\" - Niels Bohr, 1958.
The Latin \"contraria sunt complementa\" which translates into \"opposites are complementary\" is a direct reference to the wave-particle duality concept he developed in physics.")
