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Watch this TED talk by Aaron O'Conell's experiment if you haven't seen it. Even objects large enough to be seen can exhibit quantum effects. It's not the size o
by emrah 6y ago
Watch this TED talk by Aaron O'Conell's experiment if you haven't seen it. Even objects large enough to be seen can exhibit quantum effects. It's not the size of the object that matters but the condition of its environment. Of course the smaller the object, the easier it gets to create those conditions
https://ed.ted.com/lessons/making-sense-of-a-visible-quantum-object-aaron-o-connell https://ed.ted.com/lessons/making-sense-of-a-visible-quantum...
- Viliam1234 6y agoI watched, and was disappointed. First I had to listen to the debunked psychological theory of two brains, which anyway was unrelated to the topic. The they brought the thing... and it was a tiny dot that did nothing. Then he excitedly talked about how cool it is. Okay, I get that the theory is cool. But what's the point of showing audience an object, where they can't see anything interesting anyway? And perhaps, if you are quantum physicist, stick to quantum physics and don't meddle in psychology. You should know best how annoying it is when psychologists start meddling in quantum physics, so don't do the same thing in reverse.