i just came across this article and i knew i had to see it. i mean i alrdy know abt quantum but i just wanted a sneak peek into this just to see what you wrote. i read the part 1 too because why not. i was happy to see you quote richard feynman, he is the best explainer of physics, there is. i remember when i was trying to understand quantum in my high school and i came across this video (probably veritasium) saying: "imagine a particle rotating clockwise and anticlockwise at the same time. that is quantum." im ngl but this part of physics is real mind boggler bcuz wdym a particle can pass through obstacles but at the same time, it is so so cool. so thats what got me to love quantum mech cause it is so surreal. and probably thats why i had to read these articles. lol. anyway, i just wanted to let you know that its pretty solid expln for beginners:)
I honestly have always thought i hated science (especially physics), but maybe it was just the way it was showed to me. This was incredibly fun to read and it makes me want to keep researching cause WOW! Please keep up, as an absolute beginner this is very helpful.
The most beautiful thing about this series is that it doesn't just explain quantum physicsβit quietly teaches intellectual humility. Reality doesn't become smaller as we understand it; it becomes more astonishing. Thank you for opening that door without pretending to close it again.
I always suspected physics wasn't exactly boring. Thankyou for rekindling my interest in quantum mechanics. Could you please suggest other articles, books or videos where I could continue travelling down this rabbit hole? Doesn't matter if it's too scientific
#SimplySuperb . Gratitude to you for the effort in explaining what is the cutting edge of our knowledge. Now it opens a door to explore thoughts, their origination, and we can use THIS knowledge to gain a perspective into our future.
I've known some quantum mechanics before reading this,but this made it make so much more sense and I see it more coherently now. Keep up the great work, honestly looking forward to your next piece
Just amazed by the way you have simplified and made the concepts of quantum physics intutive and helped me understand the idea behind it which has now encouraged me to get deeper into it. really appreciate your work β. Looking forward for more content.π₯Ή
I gotta say βwowβ again. Last time it was superposition that I finally had an analogy I could grasp. This time it was the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle with the simple concept of the ceiling fan and camera. Iβm a long time retired engineer, very fond of classical physics and looking for ways to grasp quantum physics. You are really helping. Thank you! Cheers
its incredible how simply you explained it! absolutely loved both parts and waiting for more!!!
whenever i hear of quantum physics, it reminds me of a chapter we had in class 11, named adventure, by jayant narlikar, which mentioned two theories, catastrophic theory and lack of determinism in quantum theory
and now that i read this article, i think i understand what happened in the story even better, science is so so fascinating!! and sci-fi fascinates me even more because what if alternate realities do actually exist simultaneously? the possibility of it may be minimal but what if?!
okay first i wanna say: wow
you explained quantum pretty well for beginners
i just came across this article and i knew i had to see it. i mean i alrdy know abt quantum but i just wanted a sneak peek into this just to see what you wrote. i read the part 1 too because why not. i was happy to see you quote richard feynman, he is the best explainer of physics, there is. i remember when i was trying to understand quantum in my high school and i came across this video (probably veritasium) saying: "imagine a particle rotating clockwise and anticlockwise at the same time. that is quantum." im ngl but this part of physics is real mind boggler bcuz wdym a particle can pass through obstacles but at the same time, it is so so cool. so thats what got me to love quantum mech cause it is so surreal. and probably thats why i had to read these articles. lol. anyway, i just wanted to let you know that its pretty solid expln for beginners:)
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I honestly have always thought i hated science (especially physics), but maybe it was just the way it was showed to me. This was incredibly fun to read and it makes me want to keep researching cause WOW! Please keep up, as an absolute beginner this is very helpful.
The most beautiful thing about this series is that it doesn't just explain quantum physicsβit quietly teaches intellectual humility. Reality doesn't become smaller as we understand it; it becomes more astonishing. Thank you for opening that door without pretending to close it again.
Please continue more of this article , I'm so much invested in this that I can't even tell !! I lived every word of it !ππ» π«Άπ»
I always suspected physics wasn't exactly boring. Thankyou for rekindling my interest in quantum mechanics. Could you please suggest other articles, books or videos where I could continue travelling down this rabbit hole? Doesn't matter if it's too scientific
I posted a note check it outπ€
#SimplySuperb . Gratitude to you for the effort in explaining what is the cutting edge of our knowledge. Now it opens a door to explore thoughts, their origination, and we can use THIS knowledge to gain a perspective into our future.
Love this! Everything is so easy to understand also Heisenbergβs Uncertainty Principle is very interesting...
Just one word to describe it: Excellent π―
I've read a lot of material on A, both advanced and simple, but you've done it very well and very simple for beginners.
Your examples are fun, interesting, and in easy-to-understand language. I think even if my English score is lower, it will still be understandable.
I love Physics, and if you can, I hope you'll work on other obscure things about Physics (other sciences would be interesting too)π€
I've known some quantum mechanics before reading this,but this made it make so much more sense and I see it more coherently now. Keep up the great work, honestly looking forward to your next piece
Absolute π―
Just amazed by the way you have simplified and made the concepts of quantum physics intutive and helped me understand the idea behind it which has now encouraged me to get deeper into it. really appreciate your work β. Looking forward for more content.π₯Ή
these series are my new obsession π€
Just loved when physics led to such a hot philosophical thought, i could only remember "i think, therefore i am"
make a part 3 with more topics and examples.
I gotta say βwowβ again. Last time it was superposition that I finally had an analogy I could grasp. This time it was the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle with the simple concept of the ceiling fan and camera. Iβm a long time retired engineer, very fond of classical physics and looking for ways to grasp quantum physics. You are really helping. Thank you! Cheers
its incredible how simply you explained it! absolutely loved both parts and waiting for more!!!
whenever i hear of quantum physics, it reminds me of a chapter we had in class 11, named adventure, by jayant narlikar, which mentioned two theories, catastrophic theory and lack of determinism in quantum theory
and now that i read this article, i think i understand what happened in the story even better, science is so so fascinating!! and sci-fi fascinates me even more because what if alternate realities do actually exist simultaneously? the possibility of it may be minimal but what if?!