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Classical physics says the universe is predictable, but quantum mechanics says the universe is inherently random. Which is it? The answer lies in the nature of probability. 20% off the first 72: brilliant.org/ScienceAsylum
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What is a Quantum Field?!?
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Why Does Entropy Even Matter?
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What is Quantum Spin?
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How do 3D glasses work?!
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Cosmic Misunderstandings
youtu.be/t0nGy2rsXYY
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