Why Quantum Physics is Cool Pt 1 (Updated with pt 2 URL)
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Fun facts on Quantum Physics part 2 at http://quantamiscool2.ytmnd.com
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masterstghm
September 21st, 2006
3:22:37 PM CDT
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5 for physics
Arcticshade
September 21st, 2006
3:23:13 PM CDT
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Someone just read the book "Timeline". :-P But good job none-the-less.
Texaggie79
September 21st, 2006
3:29:43 PM CDT
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Actually it was Fabric of the Cosmos by Brian Greene. Reading A Different Universe by Laughlin now.
Goneja
September 21st, 2006
3:30:16 PM CDT
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At first I really hated the 'educational slide-show fad', but now finally people are doing it in interesting ways with nice fun music. I liked this alot and I grant you a five sir. Good day to you.
RobberBob
September 21st, 2006
3:31:05 PM CDT
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I enjoy intelligence. Dead cats FTW!
BTape
September 21st, 2006
3:31:30 PM CDT
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Pretty cool, though I already knew about this phenomenon. The next one should be interesting.
Dargent
September 21st, 2006
3:32:57 PM CDT
(0)
Holy sh*t, a Educational YTMND! 5'd.
BrendantheJedi
September 21st, 2006
3:40:33 PM CDT
(0)
I already knew that Electron had a duality of a particle and a wave, but still a good YTMND.
Tannaldar
September 21st, 2006
3:51:54 PM CDT
(0)
i want more please
phaseblue
September 21st, 2006
3:58:58 PM CDT
(0)
This is the best thing I've seen in weeks, thanks for doing this, dude.
Darkness1
September 21st, 2006
4:05:50 PM CDT
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Good stuff. I love this sort of stuff. I also love how people who are too stupid to get it (or even try) get mad and give it a 1. Honestly, if you don't get it, don't get all pissed about it.
ucuknow
September 21st, 2006
4:08:41 PM CDT
(0)
nice.
EhSureMang
September 21st, 2006
4:09:31 PM CDT
(0)
I was going to give you 5 stars, but after reading half the comments i must take away your stars, as you caused me to read others' stupidity
Sweetards
September 21st, 2006
4:10:18 PM CDT
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OK...but it's yet another educational ytmnd. Needs more retarded humor. Also c*cks.
spamcritic
September 21st, 2006
4:13:14 PM CDT
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soo... you're saying the electrons are in two places at once?
mlv
September 21st, 2006
4:14:08 PM CDT
(0)
Slideshow is informative. Sound is quite fitting. Vote is 5.
tFren
September 21st, 2006
4:17:18 PM CDT
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Lol, wave-particle duality. This is perfectly feasible if you consider the fact that time is completely relative, i.e. there is no single path through time. What really gets confusing is when you imagine the concept that matter and antimatter form a ring in time (going forward is matter, going backwards is antimatter). When one of these gets caught in a black hole, the other is oddly made to escape. That's Hawking Radiation.
mast
September 21st, 2006
4:17:44 PM CDT
(0)
Antiloop ftw
CupOfJoe118
September 21st, 2006
4:23:17 PM CDT
(0)
rent what the bleep. It explains everything.
Shaun1018
September 21st, 2006
4:24:49 PM CDT
(0)
5'd for physics!
SpacePirate
September 21st, 2006
4:25:23 PM CDT
(0)
Maybe the electrons just ricochet off the thin sides of the slits?
b2lskirnir
September 21st, 2006
4:25:24 PM CDT
(0)
Interesting and while I do enjoy theoretical discussion, it's still a sh*tty Powerpoint slideshow that Physics 101 could've taught me
juanitobandito
September 21st, 2006
4:27:17 PM CDT
(0)
high school physics slideshows belong in high school physics classes
SovietRussia
September 21st, 2006
4:27:35 PM CDT
(0)
...no.
mkomega
September 21st, 2006
4:33:14 PM CDT
(0)
FAV'D, VERY COOL!
Noobzorz
September 21st, 2006
4:36:44 PM CDT
(0)
Uhhh. . . thanks for grade 11 physics lesson? Btw, way to credit Schrödinger. Not interesting either.
AlexanderD6
September 21st, 2006
4:36:49 PM CDT
(0)
you blew my mind away.
unknownbuzz
September 21st, 2006
4:38:46 PM CDT
(0)
Nice.
Kcaafsf
September 21st, 2006
4:39:25 PM CDT
(0)
pt 2 plx?
first-of-two
September 21st, 2006
4:40:58 PM CDT
(0)
Lasers are a series of tubes! Do one about the Observer Effect next.
Tigeris
September 21st, 2006
4:42:54 PM CDT
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Would have been better using photons instead of electrons, but I see nothing wrong with educating the masses so 4 stars for you.
inkblot263
September 21st, 2006
4:49:14 PM CDT
(0)
that's nuts.
JasonFrost
September 21st, 2006
5:02:03 PM CDT
(0)
Superbe
FiveMinutesAlone
September 21st, 2006
5:03:58 PM CDT
(0)
Pretty cool ytmnd.. needs more credit
Agressor
September 21st, 2006
5:08:53 PM CDT
(0)
good info. I like.
SilentObserver
September 21st, 2006
5:09:51 PM CDT
(0)
O RLY?
Atomsk88
September 21st, 2006
5:12:10 PM CDT
(0)
Yeah, science has away of always proving itself wrong. Physics lol
Skat64er
September 21st, 2006
5:18:26 PM CDT
(0)
omfg if i wanted to learn i wudnt be on internets f*ck
archcorsair
September 21st, 2006
5:18:50 PM CDT
(0)
im a science geek so i like :D
Griff-and-or
September 21st, 2006
5:20:58 PM CDT
(0)
i loved doing this stuff in physics... yeah im a nerd
LW-Samlan
September 21st, 2006
5:21:48 PM CDT
(0)
electrons>xenu srslygtfo
Griff-and-or
September 21st, 2006
5:23:17 PM CDT
(0)
and it was when i was doing college level physics
rubberspoon
September 21st, 2006
5:36:43 PM CDT
(0)
thank you!!! weee...good stuff
titanium-gecko
September 21st, 2006
5:36:43 PM CDT
(0)
Quantum Physics YTMND's FTW: http://ytmnfinity.ytmnd.com/
UBERHAX0R111
September 21st, 2006
5:38:32 PM CDT
(0)
-4 FOR NO NEDM
PsychoBadBoy
September 21st, 2006
5:38:49 PM CDT
(0)
I learned this in my quantum physics class...very interesting stuff. Can't wait for part 2.
Sigmaz
September 21st, 2006
5:39:56 PM CDT
(0)
SCIENCE!
Nyax
September 21st, 2006
5:43:56 PM CDT
(0)
This is an OLD experiment.
swantz
September 21st, 2006
5:48:44 PM CDT
(0)
Wow, this could be useful.
Gesh
September 21st, 2006
6:01:06 PM CDT
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you should read the wikipedia artice on that stupid f*cking movie. (What the bleep do we know) It is well known that the quantum physics scientist involved in that movie was unaware of it's intent and dissapointed with its results. Alot of the tests were proven fradulent as well.
Tennouheika
September 21st, 2006
6:02:31 PM CDT
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5'd. Looking forward to part two.
Jpsousa4
September 21st, 2006
6:04:19 PM CDT
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Yup. One of the more simpler aspects. Nothing new for me, but a good presentation. 4d
Paralistalon
September 21st, 2006
6:06:10 PM CDT
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DO YOU THINK THAT'S AIR YOU'RE BREATHING?
Gesh
September 21st, 2006
6:06:32 PM CDT
(0)
WAIT FOR PART 2, YOU WILL ALL BE VERY EMBARRASSED ABOUT WHERE THIS IS GOING!
Texaggie79
September 21st, 2006
6:07:05 PM CDT
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What the Bleep was a joke of a movie. It took some facts about Quantum Physics and sh!ite all over them with philosophical babble. It turned it into a new age hippie freak fest. I recommend not watching it.
Odowla
September 21st, 2006
6:13:50 PM CDT
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Sweeeeet.
inakedsnakei
September 21st, 2006
6:14:19 PM CDT
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probably has something to do with the fact that electrons are pretty much the only particles that go the speed of light. i hypothesize that they pretty much are everywhere because they move so fast
gasthatsmells
September 21st, 2006
6:15:34 PM CDT
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Whoa!!
p00pd00d
September 21st, 2006
6:17:55 PM CDT
(0)
Fun facts on YTMND: slideshows are f*cking retarded.
DJLO
September 21st, 2006
6:24:20 PM CDT
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very cool, but how exactly do i do the laser pointer thing? 5 for making physics cool
DJLO
September 21st, 2006
6:24:54 PM CDT
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POS
September 21st, 2006
6:33:58 PM CDT
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I wanted to be a quantam physics major but I'm to poor. Figuring this stuff out is going to make the world a totally different place. To bad Ill be f*cking dead before that happens.
bonifaceviii
September 21st, 2006
6:39:15 PM CDT
(0)
5 for no NEDM
ColdStone
September 21st, 2006
6:43:51 PM CDT
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I love the double slit experiment but you jump headlong into the conclusion (wave pattern means they're passing through both slits). That's super confusing to someone who hasn't learned this before.
TightenUpTheGraphics
September 21st, 2006
6:44:38 PM CDT
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Amazing. This makes me feel bad I have a 4.15 YTMND when I did like 1/100 as much work as you must have done.
yelper
September 21st, 2006
6:45:39 PM CDT
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Oooh, oooh, introduce electron obitals next! Nice job moving this subject into layman's terms. :p
Texaggie79
September 21st, 2006
6:49:53 PM CDT
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http://www.cavendishscience.org/phys/tyoung/tyoung.htm If ya wanna do the laser experiment
DarthWang
September 21st, 2006
6:55:07 PM CDT
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LOL because you used a picture of the 'solar system model' atom in a ytmnd about the science that made them revise that model.
prairiedogeric10
September 21st, 2006
6:57:15 PM CDT
(0)
hello physics teacher
dialdfordesi
September 21st, 2006
6:58:31 PM CDT
(0)
I learned this in physics. Diffraction is the term, I believe? Either way it's cool.
ShadowUser
September 21st, 2006
7:00:16 PM CDT
(0)
That is so f*cking cool..
Itszutak
September 21st, 2006
7:08:40 PM CDT
(0)
http://quantumiscool1.ytmnd.com/ Awesome sauce.
RedFrog
September 21st, 2006
7:20:21 PM CDT
(0)
Everyone was expecting NEDM on the fourth picture.
st0ck
September 21st, 2006
7:27:07 PM CDT
(0)
I like highschool experiments
SnipinUrElvez
September 21st, 2006
7:33:12 PM CDT
(0)
Did you take into account the electrons' DeBroglie Wavelengths?
Trystero
September 21st, 2006
7:33:22 PM CDT
(0)
5'd for Physics! I remember doing the flashlight/laser double slit tests in AP Physics. Yes, it is as cool as it sounds.
farther
September 21st, 2006
7:36:53 PM CDT
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Here's the thing: where the eff did you get that music? It is so hot.
Suilenroc
September 21st, 2006
7:37:45 PM CDT
(0)
How can this be? The answer is that god exists and we're all going to hell, of course!
nofro
September 21st, 2006
7:40:22 PM CDT
(0)
5 FTW!
FreemanNate
September 21st, 2006
7:48:10 PM CDT
(0)
physicstmnd
uglbolly
September 21st, 2006
7:49:03 PM CDT
(0)
yea, science!
GRX40
September 21st, 2006
7:50:54 PM CDT
(0)
as a physicist, I approve of this ytmnd
blindReticle
September 21st, 2006
7:55:27 PM CDT
(0)
5'd for science.
YoshiDuh
September 21st, 2006
7:55:29 PM CDT
(0)
i lurnd
Iarheer
September 21st, 2006
7:57:15 PM CDT
(0)
Tenth Degree Mindf*ck.
hipocritical
September 21st, 2006
7:57:20 PM CDT
(0)
I'm doing this in school right now.
Climhazzard
September 21st, 2006
8:04:01 PM CDT
(0)
Very cool, I learned this in physics last year ;) I hope you dumbsh*t downvoters contract aids and your penis falls off.
Motu
September 21st, 2006
8:04:14 PM CDT
(0)
You sir, rock very hard indeed.
BrokenVisage
September 21st, 2006
8:04:43 PM CDT
(0)
Fav'd
Carlsagan43
September 21st, 2006
8:35:45 PM CDT
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Incase anyone hasn't already said it, this was the same idea in 'Timeline'.
Mortimersnort
September 21st, 2006
8:40:39 PM CDT
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YOU WIN for getting something actually worth watching on the front page
lumaga
September 21st, 2006
8:49:19 PM CDT
(0)
Modern physics was my favorite course in college. This stuff was cool then, and it is cool now.
Pizza-Z
September 21st, 2006
8:51:36 PM CDT
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They're everywhere at the same time!? *brains melts*
Aibohphobia
September 21st, 2006
8:51:42 PM CDT
(0)
Yawn.
Jaydamis
September 21st, 2006
8:55:42 PM CDT
(0)
Nice
Mickrouse
September 21st, 2006
9:05:34 PM CDT
(0)
Vigilante09
September 21st, 2006
9:07:12 PM CDT
(0)
I remember seeing an educational video on this. Simply amazing. The more we learn, the less we know.
GyRo567
September 21st, 2006
9:09:55 PM CDT
(0)
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
Bart
September 21st, 2006
9:11:02 PM CDT
(0)
you seemed kind of smart until you continued talking...
FreemanNate
September 21st, 2006
9:12:21 PM CDT
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they're movin' around like a red headed hdd kid on crack. Well, that helped me understand it anyway.
hormiga
September 21st, 2006
9:23:31 PM CDT
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I MADE AN ION CANNON WITH JUST A FLASH LIGHT AND 2 SLITS IN ALUMINUM FOIL!! THNX YTMND!!!!11
Hatch
September 21st, 2006
9:27:59 PM CDT
(0)
Blew my mind
FruityMcGay-Gay
September 21st, 2006
9:27:59 PM CDT
(0)
PEWPEW LAZERGUNZ
UnknownEntity
September 21st, 2006
9:30:12 PM CDT
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AH JESUS H HELP ME ITS THEORETICAL PHYSICS! i think...
thenerd
September 21st, 2006
9:33:35 PM CDT
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I gotta go lie down for a little while, this stuff is deep.
Beastmonkey
September 21st, 2006
9:39:42 PM CDT
(0)
Cooo
bakdoldsport
September 21st, 2006
9:41:43 PM CDT
(0)
edu-tainment
draco-nite
September 21st, 2006
9:44:11 PM CDT
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Yeah, I read that electrons could be in two places at once somewhere.
An-dy
September 21st, 2006
9:45:40 PM CDT
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You're damn right it's cool. :D
Someguy2000
September 21st, 2006
9:46:41 PM CDT
(0)
Amazed
Kargok
September 21st, 2006
9:50:12 PM CDT
(0)
/headasplode
TTTooommm
September 21st, 2006
9:55:35 PM CDT
(0)
5 LOL
andrew522
September 21st, 2006
9:59:29 PM CDT
(0)
I
johnnydramascalf
September 21st, 2006
10:00:47 PM CDT
(0)
Its cool seeing a fellow Aggie get the most voted on for today. Gig 'em.
mast
September 21st, 2006
10:06:14 PM CDT
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About the music...haha, I felt immediately that this was Swedish techno...and it was.
UBERHAX0R111
September 21st, 2006
10:07:18 PM CDT
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It's sad you don't realize how unbelievabley funny it would have been if you had NEDM in this... also I come to YTMND to laugh not learn, I spend most of my day learning at school, and it's boring and gay.
brucedlx
September 21st, 2006
10:08:54 PM CDT
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Concept = 5, Music = fav'd. I love the Science Fad.
skynyrd91
September 21st, 2006
10:12:51 PM CDT
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SICK
heavybrick
September 21st, 2006
10:16:18 PM CDT
(0)
woo ytmnd class
aaf
September 21st, 2006
10:20:57 PM CDT
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I thought the slits had to be on the order of the wavelength of the particles being used. Wouldn't you need slits around 600nm wide if you're using a regular laser pointer? Also, do one on the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paradox next.
joelogic
September 21st, 2006
10:24:27 PM CDT
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to everyone that has attempted to comment on this talking like they know what the f*ck they are speaking about, you f*cking fail hard. Go to school, kids. Texaggie79 is shooting straight.
Bloodman
September 21st, 2006
10:25:25 PM CDT
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I love this. Makes learning fun when it's in YTMND form. That's it, all teachers should be YTMND members.
joelogic
September 21st, 2006
10:26:14 PM CDT
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Also you f*cking morons, after chasing a few of your comments its completely apparent wikipedia is your best friend. Fail. All of you.
brucedlx
September 21st, 2006
10:28:53 PM CDT
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But texaggie, it's unprofessional to mis-spell electrons as eletrons on a scientific ytmnd. Maybe wanna fix that ;)
TobyTheRobot
September 21st, 2006
10:33:32 PM CDT
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You are blowing my f*cking mind. I think I sort of kind of understand this. I'll 5 it, if for no other reason than to mask my ignorance.
Someguy2000
September 21st, 2006
10:34:28 PM CDT
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Doesn't Heizenberg's Uncertainty Principle explain why electrons can't be placed in definate spot or at a definite velocity as to stop them and try to measure them would only change their direction and speed (Which would account to why the electron could be anywhere)
YuriTheGreat
September 21st, 2006
10:35:33 PM CDT
(0)
holy sh*t
typogra
September 21st, 2006
10:35:50 PM CDT
(0)
that's some smooth media
Muffintop
September 21st, 2006
10:44:24 PM CDT
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aye sh*t dude, i got a phisics lab on this tomarrow now i wont seem like a dumbass for once :]
moosecrap
September 21st, 2006
10:46:41 PM CDT
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Nice! blew my mind there. this difentally shows that quantum physics are all chaos.
Joehadenuf
September 21st, 2006
10:47:40 PM CDT
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I tried it with a laser on a tripod, and whats wierd is, I was shooting it through a single VERTICAL slot and the target had at least 50 HORIZONTAL lines... How the hell does a VERTICAL beam of light cast a HORIZONTAL pattern on a wall????? Anyways, great stuff, you recieve 5/5 stars.
bri1232001
September 21st, 2006
10:48:59 PM CDT
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"the only slit i'm worried about is in your mom." lol dammit....well anyways i liked it
zzzzone-of-danger
September 21st, 2006
10:50:06 PM CDT
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lolol wave-particle duality
kazimierz
September 21st, 2006
10:50:54 PM CDT
(0)
Timeline anyone?
Alienbob
September 21st, 2006
10:53:24 PM CDT
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yeah that was cool...when i took physics in high school! derrrr. the only very interesting part is about the single electrons being fired and occupying every possible space they could be at the same time. looking forward to part 2.
Flayl
September 21st, 2006
10:53:41 PM CDT
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I don't come to ytmnd to watch movies.
rowsdower
September 21st, 2006
11:08:01 PM CDT
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aggies ftw, gig 'em!
Morcant
September 21st, 2006
11:10:41 PM CDT
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Fav'd For Quantum Fun
NuVanDibe
September 21st, 2006
11:27:23 PM CDT
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5 for quantum fisiks.
NuVanDibe
September 21st, 2006
11:28:44 PM CDT
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also, i will 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 this, until i actually do pick one and vote.
wabawanga
September 21st, 2006
11:35:43 PM CDT
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this stuff is actually really cool, but your site's presentation is really dull. music is good though
MadeInChina
September 21st, 2006
11:57:54 PM CDT
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ow, my head
Vergeh
September 22nd, 2006
12:01:11 AM CDT
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Damn sexy. Physicists do it to within a tolerance of one micron.
Vergeh
September 22nd, 2006
12:03:30 AM CDT
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Incidentally, I recommend Fluke - U Six for part 2 =P
Concat
September 22nd, 2006
12:05:43 AM CDT
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Wow I didn't know that
iamthenra
September 22nd, 2006
12:15:44 AM CDT
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Yes I knew this. Talk about the infinitesimely small chance that you can shove your arm through a wall without removing anything. Or how about the fact that Chuck Norris can tell you the exact position and momentum of a particle in space?
tommyinphinity
September 22nd, 2006
12:15:56 AM CDT
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+5 for me learnding
iamthenra
September 22nd, 2006
12:16:42 AM CDT
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Quantum Physics is fun! But I hate that sh*t, it's annoying. Damn quantum numbers and my materials class!
iamthenra
September 22nd, 2006
12:17:22 AM CDT
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I'll 4 it though for educatory reasons.
Thedrizzzle
September 22nd, 2006
12:21:18 AM CDT
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Awesome stuff dude.
stilanas
September 22nd, 2006
12:21:27 AM CDT
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interesting
petor
September 22nd, 2006
12:24:30 AM CDT
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it's a fun thing! but 4 for the really sh*tty music
mdigibou
September 22nd, 2006
12:33:06 AM CDT
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its a nice site _>
CoolBoyMan
September 22nd, 2006
12:34:21 AM CDT
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Wow, this rocks my socks>.
no-root-toe
September 22nd, 2006
12:48:02 AM CDT
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electrons are not just marbles, they have electrical current. all electrons have a negative charge meaning they will repel from each other
rebootedrock
September 22nd, 2006
12:48:45 AM CDT
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5'd for my fav hobby, quantum physics
glubsheep
September 22nd, 2006
12:53:11 AM CDT
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I hate learning.
Voltarios
September 22nd, 2006
1:04:26 AM CDT
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It's called quantum MECHANICS dumb ass
Enterprisee
September 22nd, 2006
1:15:24 AM CDT
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OMG, NO NEDM!!!. WAS EXPECTING ON THE 4th PICTURE!!!!!!!!-1
jewass
September 22nd, 2006
1:26:30 AM CDT
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Doesn't work very well w/ a flashlight... best bet is a lazer.
Kahalachan
September 22nd, 2006
1:29:45 AM CDT
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Yep particle wave duality is cool. I like this YTMND cause it popularizes science.
cloudstrife7
September 22nd, 2006
1:41:15 AM CDT
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Duh! :-)
Vaca
September 22nd, 2006
1:47:06 AM CDT
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im sorry quantum physics doesnt rule, i was glad to be done with that class.
pilcrow
September 22nd, 2006
2:17:19 AM CDT
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Beautiful. Hope you do one on Bell's theorem!
Cabal8616
September 22nd, 2006
2:34:38 AM CDT
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I sorta understand it. But if what you said is true about electrons being in every place they CAN be... That means they're omnipresent :o. Or did I misinterpret that...
waffleninja
September 22nd, 2006
3:05:20 AM CDT
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great explanations of how it works.
Tygore
September 22nd, 2006
3:13:12 AM CDT
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You're the Scientist Now Dog!
celerityfm
September 22nd, 2006
3:31:35 AM CDT
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Dude. I'm guessing, and hoping, that in part two you talk about what happens when they add an electron detector. HILARITY ENSUES!! am i rite?
mrkite
September 22nd, 2006
3:39:22 AM CDT
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Boring YTMND, sorry, I want funy or actual cool, not a science lesson.
ashel
September 22nd, 2006
4:09:54 AM CDT
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wtf.. hax BADASS music, too.
niku
September 22nd, 2006
4:51:52 AM CDT
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I remember trying this when I read about it back in school. It didn't work for me :( I just got two slits on the wall
Strangepork
September 22nd, 2006
6:01:47 AM CDT
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MOM I DONT WANT TO GOTO SCHOOL TODAY! YTMND IS JUST AS EDUCATIONAL~~
spazdor
September 22nd, 2006
6:02:39 AM CDT
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upvoted for science
SpliceVW
September 22nd, 2006
8:18:10 AM CDT
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That was so cool and I understood it. Shame I have to 1 this for using a preloader when there's no sync.
FarEastWitch
September 22nd, 2006
8:22:09 AM CDT
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That blew my mind O_o
Ghost2k
September 22nd, 2006
8:59:18 AM CDT
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One more time...
teenlingosux
September 22nd, 2006
9:06:18 AM CDT
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:O :O :O I just learnt some quantum physics omg lol. 5'd.
SmardyMardy8
September 22nd, 2006
9:24:48 AM CDT
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...I knew that! >_>
gir489
September 22nd, 2006
10:09:47 AM CDT
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+5 for science.
Gex
September 22nd, 2006
10:45:22 AM CDT
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The first step toward building a Quantum Computer. 5'ed.
Zerstorer23
September 22nd, 2006
10:50:03 AM CDT
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7hmi0jQK_4 You should put this link in the description Texaggie.
Ziv
September 22nd, 2006
10:59:24 AM CDT
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my physics teacher told me about the double slit experiment with waves, and that it showed that matter travels in a wave, but she never said anything about the quantum physics aspect of it.
DrWoody
September 22nd, 2006
11:01:37 AM CDT
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This is far from cool.
TheX
September 22nd, 2006
11:50:30 AM CDT
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^ You are far from smart.
mrnoodle
September 22nd, 2006
1:30:26 PM CDT
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if each electron occupies all of its theoretical locations at once, why doesn't a single electron make the entire wave pattern?
MariSama44
September 22nd, 2006
1:39:51 PM CDT
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SCIENCE RULES. Quantum physics is my favorite. You win.
halflife0506
September 22nd, 2006
1:47:44 PM CDT
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F*cking amazing work. Good job sir. I will tune in next time. You win the internet with your simple explanations for the masses!
Texaggie79
September 22nd, 2006
2:08:44 PM CDT
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Because when it's detected, it can only have one outcome. As we shall soon see in the next episode :P
SamRi890
September 22nd, 2006
2:10:18 PM CDT
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Watch "What the bleep do we know", great quantum physic movie, the part on the water exparaments is trippy
cicee16
September 22nd, 2006
2:16:39 PM CDT
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I was about to 1 this...but It got more interesting
Abdiel
September 22nd, 2006
2:22:48 PM CDT
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wow.
The-Kikk0man
September 22nd, 2006
2:24:23 PM CDT
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*is going to try that*
Texaggie79
September 22nd, 2006
2:27:40 PM CDT
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Those water experiments in What the Bleep, where they say it reacted to emotions, I believe to be quite BS. Not enough redundant evidence. It hasn't been repeated.
Deathacorn
September 22nd, 2006
2:30:38 PM CDT
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I'm startin to like this "being smart is interesting" fad.
FamilyValuePack
September 22nd, 2006
2:57:36 PM CDT
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Physics Pwns. Especially Quantum Physics.
rubycalaber
September 22nd, 2006
3:10:23 PM CDT
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Quick MacGyver! I need to make some kids on the internet think I'm smart! What do I have to work with? A flash light, some card, a pen knife, an intenret and photoshop! 14 seconds later... OH SH*T SON YOUR YTMND IS COOL!!!!!
frisby
September 22nd, 2006
3:20:34 PM CDT
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PARALELL DIMENSIONS!
TheNanoOne
September 22nd, 2006
3:48:18 PM CDT
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mind-boggling.
Throgan
September 22nd, 2006
4:07:55 PM CDT
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5 for Physics
Sirberus
September 22nd, 2006
4:09:08 PM CDT
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Can the first graders please stop telling us what they found on Wikipedia today?
JettPrograms
September 22nd, 2006
4:46:01 PM CDT
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5'd for an inteligent YTMND. Already knew everything in it, but still :)
xiber
September 22nd, 2006
4:48:12 PM CDT
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This is something that either quatem Physic Nerds like you, Or people with WAY to much time on their hands would like. Still.. Nice begining even though it got to boring for me to stand 1 minute into it so you get a 2..
Spiff05
September 22nd, 2006
4:54:42 PM CDT
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You deserve a star for passing high school physics!
KillerRiz
September 22nd, 2006
4:57:17 PM CDT
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physics ftw
agoodz
September 22nd, 2006
5:13:54 PM CDT
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"how can this be? electrons are just matter." you're an idiot
Caswin
September 22nd, 2006
5:54:32 PM CDT
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Funky. "Yes, they can do that" was funny. :D (I want this turned into a Pong spoof.)
chickencheese
September 22nd, 2006
6:17:41 PM CDT
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WOOT. I UNDERSTAND FOR THE MOST PART
Chambo
September 22nd, 2006
7:05:41 PM CDT
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SCI-TMND :o !!
jabberwocky39
September 22nd, 2006
7:09:21 PM CDT
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should have mentioned Heisenberg. Uncertainty is the explanation for this phenomenon. and don't do string theory, string theory is crap that is very quickly being abandoned by anyone wishing to continue to have a career as a reputable physicist.
FFLaguna
September 22nd, 2006
7:13:10 PM CDT
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Very cool!
Peanut
September 22nd, 2006
7:25:24 PM CDT
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...
wallet
September 22nd, 2006
7:59:44 PM CDT
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Normally I 1 anything educational, but this is well-put-together.
BlackPixel
September 22nd, 2006
9:14:17 PM CDT
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5'd for actually managing to teach me something on a Friday.
forthfigure
September 22nd, 2006
9:14:26 PM CDT
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Five for effort, and for making something... interesting.
daklay
September 22nd, 2006
10:22:21 PM CDT
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SH*TTLES!!! 5'D!!!
Texaggie79
September 22nd, 2006
10:25:11 PM CDT
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I love the insecure types that respond with condescending remarks on how this is elementary physics, so that everyone will recognize how cool they actually are. It makes me giggle.
roq
September 22nd, 2006
10:26:53 PM CDT
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let's see a site on antimatter
Eirulle
September 22nd, 2006
10:47:03 PM CDT
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We did the flashlight experiment in my high school freshman physics class, but the electron part blew my mind. Keep it up. And yeah, I was expecting NEDM too.
HotSoup
September 22nd, 2006
11:19:43 PM CDT
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AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
XMetaphysics
September 22nd, 2006
11:34:52 PM CDT
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I look forward to part 2, because quantum theory is pretty sweet.
Spitzel
September 23rd, 2006
1:37:06 AM CDT
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I really like the part about the Glock. 1'd
lolzazlol
September 23rd, 2006
3:18:40 AM CDT
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minimized it and listend to music 5'd
Talon
September 23rd, 2006
6:56:18 AM CDT
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Pt.2 now! :D
dinwrest
September 23rd, 2006
1:22:59 PM CDT
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sweetness...
JovialCow
September 23rd, 2006
1:38:50 PM CDT
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Kick ass, made me want to become a physicist.
Final-Fan
September 23rd, 2006
2:56:08 PM CDT
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This is extremely awesome. However, you MISSPELLED LASER! L*A*S*E*R = Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation = not LAZER
Final-Fan
September 23rd, 2006
3:19:44 PM CDT
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I notice it's correctly spelled on the sequel, so it's laziness not ignorance I guess. By the way, too bad "quantumiscool2" is taken, maybe "quantaarecool" would have been better than misspelling quantum. You'd be just like the movie Aliens!
seandave
September 23rd, 2006
3:31:40 PM CDT
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hooray for science!
Texaggie79
September 23rd, 2006
4:07:28 PM CDT
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Ya i know how to spell laser. I was just trying to be a lil l33t, I forgot how critical peeps would get though. So I stopped :P
jorrar
September 23rd, 2006
4:27:50 PM CDT
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IMMA CHARGIN´ MAH LAZER
Poland
September 23rd, 2006
5:45:37 PM CDT
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Gedankenexperiment
sys
September 23rd, 2006
11:37:42 PM CDT
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hehe, very nice explanation. i'm actually taking quantum physics right now :P
Silent-Fart
September 24th, 2006
3:12:15 AM CDT
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you forgot poland
llamastar
September 24th, 2006
8:07:34 AM CDT
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i remember seeing a 3d animated physics video of this...the next part of the tests have a camera set up to watch the electrons and they go back to do something different.
Cialisanta
September 24th, 2006
8:30:03 AM CDT
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Finally bringing something worthwhile to this site. Ye encyclopedia dramatica is right; Ytmnd is where brain cell go to die and the top rated material: old internet memes, stupid fads, lame lame lame. Now all the your mom downvoters are coming out in droves. Upvote this.
Joobot
September 24th, 2006
2:38:38 PM CDT
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I I could, I'd give this a 5 and pt a 6. Amazing
Gentalon
September 24th, 2006
6:56:52 PM CDT
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Need to read the book "What the bleep do we know!?" Rocken site.
lycoloco
September 24th, 2006
7:04:50 PM CDT
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That's freakin sweet. See, now THAT is how the topic needs to be taught in schools, with the music and all. 5'd
lycoloco
September 24th, 2006
7:09:49 PM CDT
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I think you just blew my mind. I'm a psych major, and I understand Heisenburg's uncertainty principle, but damn...that just proves it to be ultimately and completely true.
mrupvoter
September 24th, 2006
8:01:37 PM CDT
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lo, duel nature of electrons.
CannibalTom
September 24th, 2006
8:11:04 PM CDT
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laser>flashlight and its just simple high school phyics
Niflheimr
September 24th, 2006
10:11:28 PM CDT
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Awsome show, read something like this in a book before, didn't show the 1 electron ray thing tho, looking forward to second part
Hardalor
September 24th, 2006
10:13:28 PM CDT
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Wow. When put this way. Quantum Physics is freaking simple!
insane-grapes
September 24th, 2006
10:59:02 PM CDT
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whoa, that stuff always blows my mind
tee-do-tee-dum
September 24th, 2006
11:05:07 PM CDT
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cool. now lets make an improbability drive.
dondrei
September 24th, 2006
11:53:21 PM CDT
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Oops, I accidentally logged onto www.ytmnd.edu
randalpink
September 25th, 2006
12:09:05 AM CDT
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it's a forced assumption, they do not travel through both slits at the same time.
Texaggie79
September 25th, 2006
12:18:30 AM CDT
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Though it may not be directly observed, it is the only logical explanation. When 1 slit yields a standard expected pattern, that of regular matter, and 2 slits yield an interference pattern, just as when water or light which travels in waves go through 2. The only possible outcome is the single particle traveling like a wave through both slits.
skater910
September 25th, 2006
1:22:32 AM CDT
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Quantum physics = 5.
Prophetic
September 25th, 2006
2:19:59 AM CDT
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Too long, plus it looks like you're from Texas.
NectarineVC
September 25th, 2006
4:53:38 AM CDT
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That's f*cking awesome.
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