Exploring Quantum Physics: Brian Greene on Future of Virtual Reality

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Exploring Quantum Physics: Brian Greene on Future of Virtual Reality

In this mind-expanding conversation, renowned physicist Brian Greene delves into the fascinating possibilities that await us as virtual reality technology advances. Join Joe Rogan and Brian as they explore the potential for experiencing the quantum realm through immersive virtual simulations, and how this could reshape our intuition and understanding of the quantum world. Discover the exciting convergence of science and technology as we push the boundaries of our perception and delve into the mysteries of the quantum realm. Get ready to expand your mind and embrace the future of scientific exploration.

Keywords: Brian Greene, virtual reality, quantum realm, immersive simulations, scientific exploration, technology, perception, intuition, quantum physics.

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[nghiale]

What he said about "innate very powerful...

Imagine a version of humankind that can NORMALLY GRASP the realm of quantum physics...how far can we go into understanding of the universe?

[jeromy]

Ratio of understanding the entanglement in this physical realm is in numbers 🤓

[slypperyfox]

Yes. I understand quantum physics. I took introduction to quantum mechanics during my first year of college back in late ‘77. It was a tough little bugger to tackle since it wasn’t widely known about back then. But, trigonometry was the “new math” (along with algebra) that slapped our generation’s parents brains and made it hard for them to help with our math homework. It was a little tougher on me since I had to skip geometry in high school (was never offered during any of the class time when I could fit it into my schedule). Trigonometry is basically algebra and geometry together.

A lot of the sciences were slow to advance back then but after the technology revolution, which began in the early ‘80s (my generation’s “Industrial Revolution”), the sciences advances hit a higher gear. Some of the new discoveries that were taught back then have changed now. Dark matter was not really known or taught - now we find that dark matter travels faster than light speed. We live in interesting times.

[tituschristianstill]

How were we programmed by evolution? Does evolution have the power to prohrammed?

[husamtech]

😂😂😂😂😂what are the evidence of evolution:
Yes

[jwarmstrong]

First you must believe in the Math religion - from nothing to the big bang to an expansion ending then to nothing again - Let the great Pencil guide