Czy przyszłość wpływa na teraźniejszość? Wszechświat blokowy a teoria kwantowa | dr Jarosław Duda

Can the future influence the present? It turns out that Einstein's theory of relativity opens the door to this approach, suggesting the existence of a block universe in which the past, present, and future exist simultaneously. Naturally, this raises further questions about how this would impact quantum mechanics and our perception of time. In today's episode, I had the pleasure of discussing these topics with Dr. Jarosław Duda from the Jagiellonian University. My guest specializes in theoretical physics and fundamental questions about the nature of our reality. We discuss time symmetry in the equations of physics, violations of Bell's inequalities, and how the Born rule connects with entropy maximization. We also consider whether these properties can be exploited to create two-way quantum computers and how delayed-choice experiments are changing our perception of the world. Since the topics discussed in this episode can be abstract, you can find a presentation prepared by Dr. Duda at the link below. Duda, which facilitates understanding the topics discussed: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/yqbm9u... ---------- Dr. Jarosław Duda is a researcher and academic at the Institute of Computer Science of the Jagiellonian University. He gained worldwide recognition for creating the ANS (Asymmetric Numeral Systems) coding method, a groundbreaking data compression algorithm used daily by major technology giants such as Apple, Google, Meta, and Microsoft. In his computer science work, he advances the field of artificial intelligence, working on neural network architectures inspired by biological solutions, among other things. As a scientist with a PhD in physics, he conducts research at the intersection of these two worlds. In the field of theoretical physics, he addresses fundamental questions about the nature of time and reality. He analyzes thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, retrocausality models, and topological models of elementary particles. He also explores innovative approaches to quantum computing, seeking practical applications of bidirectional information flow control in the next generation of quantum computers. Wikipedia: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaros%C...) UJ website: https://th.if.uj.edu.pl/~dudaj/ ---------- Chapters: 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:31 Time and the Block Universe 00:04:47 Time Symmetry and the CPT Theorem 00:06:36 Radiation Asymmetry and Entropy 00:12:00 Born's Rule and Information Loss 00:19:12 Bell's Inequalities and Nonlocality 00:23:03 Retrocausality in Experiments 00:31:00 The Influence of the Future and Time Travel 00:35:22 Gravitational Waves and the LIGO Anomaly 00:40:35 The Cyclic Universe and the Great Collapse 00:44:28 Crisis in Physics and New Models 00:48:15 Bidirectional Quantum Computers --------- My name is Michał Szyc, and this is the "To Więcej Skomplikowane" podcast. If you think analytical and substantive conversations are needed online, subscribe and give it a thumbs up to help this material break through the algorithms. Support the project (Patronite): https://patronite.pl/tobardziejskompl...