s03e09 — Magic Without Lies

It's a fucking really cool episode.Only someone understood what spin is, I Googled it and I can't quite figure it out myself.

Nothing is clear, but it is very interesting! :)

One of the best series and the most understandable, because it talks about things that no one understands and have not yet been proven)))

This is now my favorite episode of the entire series.

a recent Post-Science article on the topic of the episode for a better immersion in the topic https://postnauka.ru/longreads/156068

I've sent these comments as recommendations for my friend to watch .

That's it, I won't be able to sleep now... I'll be thinking why the photon behaves differently when you look at it and why I'm not a quantum physicist to find the answer.😭😭

The first episode, where nothing is clear at all. How these photons are connected...? Moreover, I was supposedly going to read a little to figure it out, and there everything is still more incomprehensible! But now I want to see with my own eyes experiments with light, will photons really behave differently depending on whether I look at them? Oo

Awesome episode. I love all this quantum entanglement. If you are interested in seeing what is being said here, namely about possible dimensions, I recommend the series "Dark Matter". It is clearly shown how it works.

20 years ago, when I was studying the wave-particle theory of light at uni, I didn't understand anything, except that no one understands anything. So it is now ;)

For some reason, I believed that fatalism is the predestination of what is happening, but it turns out to be superdeterminism.

The example of a two-dimensional world is just a classic attempt to explain the 4th dimension, but they chewed it up so clearly))) beauty. Especially when the teacher was asked to draw the 3rd dimension and he draws a flat cube and all that stuff... It doesn't make sense. And a minute later they show us a hypercube and we're like, "pfft... It's nonsense."))))