Laan Tungir -- 356d That is what interference effects are: evidence of parallel universes. When you send a single photon through a double slit, there are places on the other side of the slits that the photon will not go. SOMETHING is interfering with that photon. That is your evidence. SOMETHING is keeping the photon from hitting certain places on the screen. What is doing that? That thing that "bumps up against" or "interferes with" the smallest particles is what we call "other universes." There is a TON of evidence for other universes. replyThat is what interference effects are: evidence of parallel universes. When you send a single photon through a double slit, there are places on the other side of the slits that the photon will not go. SOMETHING is interfering with that photon. That is your evidence. SOMETHING is keeping the photon from hitting certain places on the screen. What is doing that? That thing that "bumps up against" or "interferes with" the smallest particles is what we call "other universes." There is a TON of evidence for other universes.
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this is really good intro to some of the math of quantum computers and how quantum algorithms work.nostr:note1z0h99uxgl60wxflx2xhl3xnsdcy72pdgf6whal3a0tlwc856hxhqgzjhvl
This is good, however there really needs to be one of these videos using our best explanation of quantumcomputers, which is Everettian or "many worlds".It is really much easier to understand what is going on in a quantum computer, if you understand that you aredealing with many computers in different universes.It explains WHY a quantum computer can run a function in parallel: because there actually are many classicalcomputers doing the calculation in different universes.It explains WHY you only get back probabilities of the outcome: because the only way we can "see into" thesedifferent universes is through interference effects where the outputs of all the computers interfere with eachother..So all you have to understand is that you are dealing with many classical computers (which is kinda easy tounderstand) but that you are limited in how you get to communicate with them.I have wanted to make a video on this for some time ... someday ... sigh.
because that's not true. there is no evidence for that
That is what interference effects are: evidence of parallel universes.When you send a single photon through a double slit, there are places on the other side of the slits that thephoton will not go.SOMETHING is interfering with that photon.That is your evidence.SOMETHING is keeping the photon from hitting certain places on the screen. What is doing that?That thing that "bumps up against" or "interferes with" the smallest particles is what we call "otheruniverses."There is a TON of evidence for other universes.
This is good, however there really needs to be one of these videos using our best explanation of quantum computers, which is Everettian or "many worlds".
It is really much easier to understand what is going on in a quantum computer, if you understand that you are dealing with many computers in different universes.
It explains WHY a quantum computer can run a function in parallel: because there actually are many classical computers doing the calculation in different universes.
It explains WHY you only get back probabilities of the outcome: because the only way we can "see into" these different universes is through interference effects where the outputs of all the computers interfere with each other..
So all you have to understand is that you are dealing with many classical computers (which is kinda easy to understand) but that you are limited in how you get to communicate with them.
I have wanted to make a video on this for some time ... someday ... sigh.