Quantum Mechanics and Chaos - Daniel Kleppner

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MIT Prof. Daniel Kleppner on uncertainty principle of quantum mechanics, the butterfly effect, and «quantum chaology»

[@Cre8Thought41]

The constant clicking during the video created chaos in my concentration. Maybe it was the constant chaotic fidgeting of his glasses in his hands?

[@AliceYobby]

Ha, no, it was the microphone capturing the sound of his mouth moisture, you can see it lining up with him licking his lips as well. It was so disgusting to me I had to stop watching

[@TheCoherentSolutions]

An enlightening video, worth watching more than once. A philosophical implication of quantum chaos (8:00 and further) seems to be that: "what no amount of big data analysis and A.I. can ever achieve, Nature can.".

[@clementmariostlouis6686]

The covalent bonds in carbon atom shows that somehow the rigid tetragonal configuration of diamond periodic cloud of electrons may further compress into double and treble unsaturated bonds and possibility of electrons delocalization in benzene ring molecule as well .

[@DihelsonMendonca]

Now we´ve coming to the real thing ! Nature is basically chaotic. As Einstein developed the special relativity for uniform motion and later developed general relativity for all kinds of motion, we´re on a new level by adding another variable to the system: Chaos. It´s interesting watching these videos relating about quantum mechanics and chaos.

[@shuansletten6729]

Rediscovered chaos.. You are 100% correct. It was all birthed from fury.

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Not enough people watching or commenting on this.

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[@markbrad123]

So to use an anology you can make chaotic ripples in a cotton blanket but it is still made of cotton.

[@healinghub1112]

A video watch worthy

[@KEN77.]

quantum mechanics itself is not chaotic, it's the observer witnessing the event at a chaotic point of time to measure in which chaos becomes relevant

[@Achrononmaster]

Doesn't have to be an observer. Any system (a speck of dust) not initially entangled with the quantum chaotic system will cause some decoherence, which permits the quantum system to exhibit chaos beyond the Ehrenfest time.

[@johanlaggui]

Who's here for their nursing leadership exercise?

[@Oliverlodge2012]

I am watching. Will be back with a comment.

[@tmac13in34]

+Oliverlodge2012 you never came back :O You okay?

[@whostot4204]

@@tmac13in34 xD

[@camden7806]

wait, quantum mechanics and philosophy overlap?

[@lepidoptera9337]

No, but philosophers constantly overestimate their own mental capacity. :-)

[@Ali-lm7uw]

​@@lepidoptera9337so Socrates, Aristotle, Hagel, Kant etc overestimated their own intelligence?

[@lepidoptera9337]

@@Ali-lm7uw Yes. By far. Most of them were talking total nonsense all day long. ;-)

[@blueckaym]

So basically the cause for the birth of Chaos Theory was a rounding error? :)

[@golagaz]

No. It is in the dynamics.

[@sbca5341]

Imagine if this man raised you ...

[@etienne7774]

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[@waterholdsasignal]

Is gravity a quantum force? Evidence is remote viewing. At a distance, quantum gravity bends a chaotic system into an orderly system. Yes, it's a quantum force. Having said that, scientist will "discover" the evidence in hundreds of years into the future.🤣

[@amandauno6138]

:)

[@thstroyur]

So, we can't calculate the question to an answer we already know? No wonder - we'd need a computer the size of the Earth Quantum chaos = 42 Boom, I just destroyed the Universe; we apologize for the inconvenience

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