This Quantum Reality Is What Scares Scientists

Reality, if you want to call it that, isn’t some objective existence beyond what’s measurable or observable. In physics, describing what is observable and measurable as accurately and completely as possible is our highest goal. By creating a theory where quantum operators act on quantum wavefunctions, we can accurately calculate the probability distribution of possible outcomes.

[TheBruces]

"The universe is under no obligation to make sense to you".

[FrankBurnham]

I find it liberating, that certainty is illusory. There is a horizon to knowledge and anything could be beyond.

[rustybrooks]

I have no doubt that there is no ultimately explanation for reality. It simply is, and no matter how many layers you peel back, there will be more layers.

[josephstanick]

In the words of Max Planck, “I regard consciousness as fundamental. I regard matter as derivative from consciousness. We cannot get behind consciousness. Everything that we talk about, everything that we regard as existing, postulates consciousness.”

[Ramel]

I swear every time I hear the collapse wave explanation it sounds like they are describing the act of focusing.

[michaelcacace]

I always took the double slit experiment as a sighn that we may be in a simulation, just like videogames don't render objects that are far away and as the observer gets closer the objects render in (pop rendering) it's the act of observing that make them "render"

[georgewashington]

Uncertainty is caused by our sensing and measurements method. To locate an object we use light that carries information about location to our eye. If the object is big the light is not able do anything to its location but if the object is small, light hitting the object gives it an energy that change its location or movement and than goes to our eye with the information about already changed state of the object.

[cajmere]

Who is observing me to make me exist right now 🤔

[frankgarcia]

When you set rules before you observe and limit what you see to a handful of possibilities and any possibly not on your list is automatically denied any thought, Then no matter how hard you look the possible truth will never be seen by you.

[cassandraz]

I think the smallest particle is consciousness, and that is why it changes and you can interact with it

[TheBlueprintsOrlando]

This is the only video on this subject that left me feeling less confused as opposed to more. Subscribed!

[spadesofalife]

When you’ve had stuff that seems impossible happen to you. You really start to question reality and how the world works it makes no sense and yet is somehow.

[yuukililith]

It brings up the possibilities of higher dimensions and where this reality might just be our limited perspective of the observable universe.

[ric_silva_a]

I believe these theories just expose how we don't know or understand something.

[Shunya-THEORIGIN]

I guess this is the moment when science should accept that materialistic theories calculation ultimately collapse to the spirituality within us and ultimately knowing oneself only is the way to undesrtand experience the you everything. Thats why i guess before others invaded India there was a historical system of education based on vedas granths epics that were mathematical and scientific bt are focused on experiencing oneself

[thegreatauk]

Anything observed from a distance or not observed at all is less defined, in the quantum world its just the same, the harder you look the more defined something becomes; that is the outcome. If you look at maximum resolution, there can only be one outcome. Just like focusing a microscope. For me this seems intuitive and I wonder why other people get so wound up by it. Also I have never real got Shrodingers cat experiment. The cat always knew if it was alive or not therefore the outcome was already determined. The cat is an observer just like a human. Maybe I'm just not bright enough to understand.

[maddhatter]

Schrodinger's cat: 'Let me outta here! What's wrong with you assholes?'15:01

[barryt]

Nobody evah expects the....ZOMBIE CAT!

[CRASS]

Us trying to understand quantum mechanics is like fish trying to understand radio signals or airplanes . I believe quantum entanglement is a signal being sent outside of the space and time we observe.

[thearcane]

The observer effect also works on us. Imagine you go to the gym daily with your neighbor who is a well-disciplined person. Having them there as an observer makes you less likely to skip the gym compared to going alone.