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Watch this video and then go out and read some quantum mechanics books and papers, I mean really knock yourself out! 

Quantum

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Didn't do anything for me....

[frankinstien]

Didn't do anything for me....

Well obviously,  you're a quantum expert...

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Can you share some fundamentals of QM? Like things have gravity, fluid/water allows evolution, etc, but for QM of course.

Remember I shared that super large planets and atoms are unstable and explode instead of gravitating more in. Of course black holes may exist. If they exist, they may suck all up forever, and may not. If not, there must be a photon that can escape the large hole, eventually left is lots of matter with no energy, and, continues to get bigger? I imagine the matter can't fly off with energy at light speed, it gets pulled too easy. Maybe the lost energy causes the big rock to have less gravity, and therefore even fall apart and turn to gas as not even the atoms can hold together? Evaporating off forever.

[frankinstien]

I'll add more to this, but let's start out with one fundamental principle of matter...NOTHING IS SOLID! Or I should say the very notion of solid by our common senses is wrong at the quantum or subatomic level.  I don't know if you've ever done any graphics programming, like DirectX or OpenGL, but in order to have things behave like solids you need an algorithm that can sense the objects in your virtual manifold. So matter has something similar and those are force-carriers which can repel elements where each atom exchanges information in the form of force carriers which then gives us a sense of solidness.  The second thing I want to address here is the notion of atomic orbitals. Most lay-people think electrons orbit atomic nuclei the way planets orbit stars, NOPE! Subatomic particles have what's called superposition, which is how the double silt experiment is explained. Meaning the particles are everywhere at once! Yeah, that doesn't make sense. Only when you make a measurement does a particle's location or momentum get revealed. So the atomic orbitals you learned about in school are just energy pockets where you're likely to find an electron of a given energy level. And 3, a particle's attributes like spin state, or polarization are also superimposed, so those attributes only reveal themselves when a particle is measured and they land on a specific state randomly!  Meaning, if you placed a set of polarization masks spaced over some interval and applied a beam of photons as the photons pass through each mask only some will get through since not all photons will land on the polarization phase of the mask. So as you measure the strength of the light beam as it passes through each mask the beam has fewer photons therefore lower strength because each time the photons interact with the mask their polarization state changes randomly.

I'll post more and recommend some good laymen books as well, stay tuned....

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I knew all 3. 3rd one maybe, not sure what you saying there ::))

Keep it shorter next time round though...

That's nice you post wall o text like i used to, lol, but try not to...

[frankinstien]

I knew all 3. 3rd one maybe, not sure what you saying there )

Well, there's a gotcha I forgot about and that is the type and order of the polarization masks is important. The video below might be a bit long, 11 minutes, but if go to 10:38 it demonstrates how the randomness of the photon's polarization state is random each time you measure it. So photons do not have a fixed attribute of polarization.

Polarization

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Quantum mechanics is people paid to bullshit in public.    Square root of -1 is bullcrap mathematics to trick idiots with.   

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Quantum mechanics is people paid to bullshit in public.    Square root of -1 is bullcrap mathematics to trick idiots with.   

What? Imaginary numbers are kinda basic math and are used in all kinds of applications including electronics.

One more thing:  QM is used in just about every science and it works, without it, not even the transistors or even micro-chip technology in your mobile phone would have been invented...

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There is no such thing as the square root of -1,  it is illogical.   It cant possibly exist.
Its at best a boner anomaly in algebra where you can proove nonsense,  but its just an intellectual joke.

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There is no such thing as the square root of -1,  it is illogical.   It cant possibly exist.
Its at best a boner anomaly in algebra where you can proove nonsense,  but its just an intellectual joke.

What part of imaginary numbers have practical applications didn't you get? Why not read the site I referenced and maybe do your own research. But one thing for sure imaginary numbers are not a joke.  They are really used to solve real-world engineering and scientific problems...

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Imaginary numbers are ok, if they are a complex number, like complex=real*Imaginary, that's perfectly feesable.

But if the imaginary number involves the square root of -1,  its just impossible to do it in true mathematics,  and its a little sneaky how it gets put here and there on the internet,  I don't know what the true cause of the lie is.  Maybe its a smoke screen,  and the true quantum mathematics is still a secret.  It is insanely powerful to be able to have searches encompassing huge state sets,  it would definitely be one way to change the planet.

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Imaginary numbers are ok, if they are a complex number, like complex=real*Imaginary, that's perfectly feesable.

But if the imaginary number involves the square root of -1,  its just impossible to do it in true mathematics,  and its a little sneaky how it gets put here and there on the internet,  I don't know what the true cause of the lie is.  Maybe its a smoke screen,  and the true quantum mathematics is still a secret.  It is insanely powerful to be able to have searches encompassing huge state sets,  it would definitely be one way to change the planet.

Wow, Can I have whatever you're smoking, it must be good...

Ah...no the true quantum mathematics can be found online, in books, and it's taught in schools.  To claim some conspiracy theory over this is laughable. 

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What purpose can the square root of -1 have?

I already know you have 0 examples,  because it just doesn't make sense.

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What purpose can the square root of -1 have?

I already know you have 0 examples,  because it just doesn't make sense.

Did you not go to the web site I referenced or just do a simple google search...