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Genre: Education
Date of upload: Sep 21, 2021 ^^
Rating : 4.961 (463/47,097 LTDR)
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Notice that around the ten minute mark Matt begins to pronounce "square" like an American, that is, with an R at the end, and, only moments later, he pronounces the same word as a Brit, so we are seeing a superposition of pronunciation states transitioning from the ground state, Brit, to the excited state, 'Mercan and yet in this case both states are clearly distinguishable.
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I've never studied quantum physics, and only briefly covered the standard model for A-levels in 2007. I understood almost everything in this video on first pass; that's the sign of a really great teacher.
Your ability to explain these principles so simply is testament to your understanding. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and making understanding the quantum world so accessible.
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It took some years to get on my feet, but I started learning about wavefunctions formally this week.
Thank you, PBS Space Time, for being my informal learning--up until now and inevitably moving forward. The heuristic understanding of a broad range of physics topics you've given me has done more than aid my education; you've fostered and kept alive an interest I hope to take to graduate school research and beyond.
PBS Space Time is science communication at its finest.
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Wait this actually makes sense, I think I finally get now why they have half spins and why the Pauli exclusion principle is even a thing. This is the only channel that helps me understand the why of all the weird quantum phenomena without dumbing it down so much that it ends up just being "they just can't have the same quantum state, it's a fundamental law trust me."
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@karozans
2 years ago
"If you don't spin, you don't matter." --Aggressive Electron
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