
Max Planck uncovered the first crack in classical physics when he showed that energy is not continuous but comes in discrete packets — quanta. Albert Einstein then revealed the decisive step: light itself behaves as quantised particles, explaining the photoelectric effect and proving that the quantum is real. Together, their discoveries exposed a world that cannot be reduced to classical mechanisms, opening the path to the deeper truth this site restores — that physical reality is grounded in irreducible wholeness.