@stephenklug4961
Don’t worry, Joe doesn’t know what the fuck he is saying either…
@Thaco69
I love hearing quantum physicists talking about their stuff. I'm simultaneously fascinated, and have no idea what the fuck they're talking about 😂
@bradyvelvet9432
Weird squared is good enough for me
@cicerogsuphoesdown7723
He’s basically confirming platonism. That there is a metaphysical substructure that describes sensible objects and the sensible objects are connected to and ‘grow’ out of this independent metaphysical space.
@Haywood-Jablomi
I don’t know how quantum/theoretical physicists can deal with the existential crisis that comes from this stuff. I barely have a grasp on some general ideas and it can really mess with me. Having a deep knowledge and understanding of it all seems terrifying.
@vedametatron
I’ve been pondering this question for a while , now I see how aliens civilizations could be using black holes for quantum computation. Thanks for uploading this 👍🏾
@Christconsciousness777
Quantum Physics is fascinating for sure...🤔🕊️💛✨🙏🏼
@dreejz
"Obviously" 😅 I love how brilliant Brian Greene is!
@arnavrawat9864
That is kind of breathtaking.
@sundeeptampa7656
As someone who's just seen the latest Ant-Man movie, I can confirm that all he said is accurate.
@tmaclee2737
I don't know how to put it, very complicated.. But it's there.
@josuenietosolis3886
I think he basically said that the language in computing is the same thing that happens in a black hole
@iwantmoorcash4867
Billy Carson also explained this
@alitealpha1801
So basically we have the same quantum formula that should be able to create a black holes inside computers
@gimmetv88
I had to watch 3x to fully grasp the concept lol
@AmigoAmigo-w5p
Why his explanation completely resembles how A.I generates 2D image of our 3D world on a screen that has exactly the same physics of our natural world.
@felixro5884
Jamie pull up this video of a bear crushing a quantum computer
@sociallyinept1323
Shit he said passed over my head directly like a camel's fart
@stephencindrich6787
“Weird squared” in Rod Serling voice-over.
@the_eyeopener