Are Many Worlds & Pilot Wave THE SAME Theory?
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Top Comments (10)
i'm happy to be in the universe where i can watch this video.
I really like to think of the "many-worlds" interpretation as the "one huge world" interpretation where you really buy into the concept of superposition. Instead of thinking of superposition on small scales, it acknowledges that everything is one giant messy superposition.
The writing of this episode is absolutely *phenomenal*. The way the explanations build up on each other and slide so smoothly into the next segment is a true feat. E.g. "Fortunately I don't have to describe how our double-slit experiment looks in Many Worlds because... I just described it." Seriously, this is a skill. Most teachers don't come anywhere near this ability of connecting ideas together to create a cohesive picture. Bravo. P.S. I'm consistently impressed by the team's ability to reference previous videos as introductory to these topics. The catalog of videos spans many years at this point, and it's amazing how y'all are able to keep track of which ones apply to the current topic and direct people to them.
Dude, the way the writers teed up the rhetorical dovetail from Pilot Wave to Many Worlds was a thing of beauty!
Im convinced this episode was written just to see how many times Matt could say "corpuscle"
Always a good day when PBS Space Time uploads a video!
Those are some very tricky visualizations, the graphics team deserves all my respect. As much as everyone else involved. I'd love to see a making of video. Thanks for the amazing episode!
What gets me about sci-fi that use "multiple worlds" is treating them as separate spaces, but the dogged impression I have is a single space which contains all the "material" for these variations to incarnate simultaneously yet mutually exclusively.
I think I like the explanations for Matt not being available for questions at the end of an episode almost as much as I like Matt answering the questions at the end of the episode
I'm just glad the initial configuration of waves and corpuscles gave us this channel and it's host.
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Top Comments (10)
i'm happy to be in the universe where i can watch this video.
I really like to think of the "many-worlds" interpretation as the "one huge world" interpretation where you really buy into the concept of superposition. Instead of thinking of superposition on small scales, it acknowledges that everything is one giant messy superposition.
The writing of this episode is absolutely *phenomenal*. The way the explanations build up on each other and slide so smoothly into the next segment is a true feat. E.g. "Fortunately I don't have to describe how our double-slit experiment looks in Many Worlds because... I just described it." Seriously, this is a skill. Most teachers don't come anywhere near this ability of connecting ideas together to create a cohesive picture. Bravo. P.S. I'm consistently impressed by the team's ability to reference previous videos as introductory to these topics. The catalog of videos spans many years at this point, and it's amazing how y'all are able to keep track of which ones apply to the current topic and direct people to them.
Dude, the way the writers teed up the rhetorical dovetail from Pilot Wave to Many Worlds was a thing of beauty!
Im convinced this episode was written just to see how many times Matt could say "corpuscle"
Always a good day when PBS Space Time uploads a video!
Those are some very tricky visualizations, the graphics team deserves all my respect. As much as everyone else involved. I'd love to see a making of video. Thanks for the amazing episode!
What gets me about sci-fi that use "multiple worlds" is treating them as separate spaces, but the dogged impression I have is a single space which contains all the "material" for these variations to incarnate simultaneously yet mutually exclusively.
I think I like the explanations for Matt not being available for questions at the end of an episode almost as much as I like Matt answering the questions at the end of the episode
I'm just glad the initial configuration of waves and corpuscles gave us this channel and it's host.