Bernard Carr - Physics of the Observer
Does the concept of observation have deep relevance in fundamental physics? What about in quantum physics where some kind of observation seems to be needed to transform “wave function” probabilities into actual events? Click here to watch more interviews on physics of the observers http://bit.ly/2xhCcfQ Click here to watch more interviews with Bernard Carr http://bit.ly/2xWd0j2 Click here to visit our website http://bit.ly/2xUAZgc Click here to visit our main channel http://bit.ly/2xhIJXG
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Neil Turok’s stunningly simple, testable new theory of the universe
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