We are at the verge of a quantum revolution | Avshalom Elitzur

#time #quantumphysics #thepast

[davereinhardt]

“That’s very interesting sir but this is an AA meeting”.

[youdontneedtoknow]

That hair is basically a ‘scientist starter pack’

[iamasiedu.]

The most important part I got was “the future is open and the past is not fixed”.

[elberethreviewer]

These talks need to be on broadcast television. Regular people should have access to this information.

[SteveRayDarrell]

Physics has been on the verge of a huge breakthrough for the last 50 years

[ohwhatworld]

Today, I ate my cereal without spilling milk down my chin.

[neo]

The deepest level of truth uncovered by science & philosophy is that you & I are literally one.
John haglin

[frankzaffuto]

What a way to say "we don't know much" without saying "we don't know much"

[ktharamseye]

❤I remember the first time I saw this video… it was right after my 70th birthday in the summer of 2032, I think…?…anyway, it changed my childhood forever!

[schurging]

I saw this man's hair in the thumbnail and I instantly man knows something.

[carolina_is_free]

This is one of the most beautiful and enlightening things being disclosed in a long time.

[cienciabit]

Not against relativity because you can not send information. It is like a "galactic lottery", all the places receive the number at the "same" time, but it is a random one. This is why that is very useful for asymetric encryption.

[cummuul]

The more we learn, the more we learn how much more there is to learn

[cashglobe]

In my humble opinion, spacetime is just a representation of a deeper reality, and once we drop spacetime as fundamental or as having any ontological status whatsoever, then we will begin to understand.

The problem is that we assume spacetime to be ultimate reality and are confused when two particles at a distance are correlated instantaneously. However, if you think of spacetime as a desktop representation of something deeper, then this is no issue.

Are you surprised when two TVs from different broadcasters are showing the same thing from a different angle? “Wow, the little men on that screen are instantly correlated with the little men on that screen, how is that possible?! How do they know what to do?” Well… it’s a screen! A representation of a deeper underlying reality (in this analogy, it’s the thing being filmed).

Another analogy could be a video game. In the video game, I could trigger something that starts a new quest on the other side of the “world”, instantaneously. In the code of the game, these things are connected. They “seem” to be separated by millions of miles in the game, but the “spacetime” of the game is just a representation of code and computer chips.

I think something similar is going on in our reality. I believe it’s related to consciousness, but who knows 🤷‍♂️

Cheers

[marksutherlandjr.]

Double Slit experiment shows us that particals can go back in time. If we look at the particle, AFTER it has gone through the slit, but BEFORE it lands on the projector behind it then it will go collapse from a wave to a particle, EVEN IF ITS ALREADY BEEN THROUGH THE SPLIT.. Telling us that it went back in time and changed its wave to a particle upon being measured. Its INCREDIBLE.

[kzazazazk]

This is a big thing people have been debating this last year. Quantum Erasure and retroactive information.

[CaptainSkyHigh]

This is why living in the here and now is important. Because nothing else exists (in the way we think it does)

[gerula]

I don't understand squat, but he sounds so convincing that I agree with everything he said.

[AlisonAndrew]

The papers of quantum studies should not be exaggerated, only after examined and got the same conclusions in the same circumstances by other colleagues!

[chillipepper]

"The past is not fixed", probably the best explanation for the Mandela Effect!