Quantum mechanics emerges from the multiway causal graph | Stephen Wolfram and Lex Fridman

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[seonggi-hun]

YouTube algorithm saw the trash I’ve been watching and decided I need educating

[jerickodoggo]

7:44 my face while "following along"

[nerdcity]

Okay, so, every time Wolfram says, “okay, so, ” we’re about to move in reverse through the branchial space of his explanation of the concept? Okay, so this stuff is easy.

[eeveecarter]

I like how Wolfram is able to finish lex's questions before he gets them out since he is such a slow talker. I think that's a sign of someone with good teaching skills when they can help someone ask the right questions.

[jeffcoop]

as someone who is very physical in my understanding of concepts, this made so much sense, best description I have ever heard. amazing theory, well articulated.

[energyeve]

This is absolutely amazing!! I’ve seen Stephen Wolfram present his work twice in person and he only briefly mentions these topics. He mostly covers his amazing tool of Mathematica and Wolfram Alpha. He’s truly a genius of our time. Way ahead of his time. I hope he continues to bless us with his knowledge and insight

[eachday]

Once that middle school explanation is fine tuned, have a crack at a primary school explanation for me

[blkiwi]

Absolutely fascinating, Wolfram is an exceptional speaker. Thanks!

[squoblat]

The fact that the two theories are the same in different types of space is mind blowing. This feels very much like Stephen Wolfram is heading towards the next stage in a unified theory of everything.

[Ender_FPV]

Poor Stephen Wolfram, having to do interviews from maximum security prison....

[TurboJon]

Wow. I am a huge fan of Wolfram and I really think he's blazing new ground in physics and our understanding of reality. The fact that he has seen a way that combines GR and Quantum is just amazing!

[dietdragon]

So being in the right place at the right time is probably branchial space merging together from multiple sources

[whiskyngeets]

My girlfriend explaining to me why she's upset.

[KaliFissure]

@Wolfram this matching of path integral and relativity is amazing.

[alexzander]

Lex, new shirt looks nice! Keep it going!

[Gonko]

Entropy being the result of our computional handicap is as simple a concept as it is mindblowing.

[jonschlinkert]

I could listen to Stephen Wolfram all day, every day. I can't get enough of this.

[FrancisdeBriey]

Waouh...first time I hear a coherent yet understandable link between quantum theory and general relativity !

[sergiobarajas]

As an architect hearing him talk, is sort of describing the new parametric tools used for design such as grasshoppers, where you design with parameters and input branches, the vocabulary is the same, branching, grafting, leaves of data. Our tools and language is changing towards this method of thinking!

[TyronePost]

It makes me happy to know that "lots" of other people enjoy these Lex Fridman videos. Joe and his podcast are both honestly cool, too, but...