Why is it that whenever I violate the Swedish laws, I face punishment, but whenever I violate the universal laws of physics, I am rewarded via a Swedish prize? Time is confusing. Laws are confusing. In December 1900, German theoretical physicist Max Planck discovered the quantum (an energy packet that is one of the most important parts in quantum physics), solving the blackbody radiation problem, which allowed for the bridge between Newtonian and Einsteinian physics to be created. Seventeen years later, in 1918, he was promptly rewarded with the Nobel Prize in Physics. Compare this to 2003, when a pyschologically unstable person in an old town of Stockholm kills one person and injures eighteen people: a second death later occurred in a hospital. He was locked away in a mental facility.
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