How the Quantum Computer Revolution Will Change Everything with Michio Kaku & Neil deGrasse Tyson

How will quantum computing change the world? Neil deGrasse Tyson and comedian Chuck Nice learn about the development of quantum computing and what it means for humanity with theoretical physicist Michio Kaku.
What will quantum computing do beyond regular computing? Find out about the race to create the first all-purpose quantum computer and Michio’s book, Quantum Supremacy: How the Quantum Computer Revolution Will Change Everything. Discover quantum bits and how quantum computing breaks from binary. How will we use quantum computers in astrophysics? We explore disaster scenarios and how quantum computing could help us predict coronal mass ejections.
Where is quantum computing currently? We discuss brain mapping and whether quantum computers could be used as transporters. Plus, learn what it's like to work in string theory and how Michio got his start. Would it be possible to create instant interstellar communication using quantum entanglement?
Learn how quantum entanglement works and why it would be hard to send a message faster than the speed of light. Could quantum computing solve infinity? What is spacetime foam? What forces cause the strings in string theory to vibrate? All that, plus, what comes AFTER quantum computing?
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00:00 - Introduction: Quantum Computers
01:27 - Quantum Computing vs. Classical Computing
05:34 - What Is a Qubit?
08:35 - Using Quantum Computing for Astrophysics
10:19 - Predicting Coronal Mass Ejections
15:35 - The Race to an All-Purpose Quantum Computer
19:22 - Brain Mapping & Creating a Quantum Transporter
25:00 - What Does a String Theorist Do All Day?
28:35 - Subspace Communication & Quantum Entanglement
31:18 - Testing The EPR Effect & Communicating Faster Than Light
38:10 - Could a Quantum Computer Solve Infinity?
41:44 - What Makes Quantum Strings Vibrate?
44:23 - What Comes After Quantum Computing?

[@StarTalk]

How soon do you think we'll have all-purpose quantum computers?

[@yedidyah-jedshlomoh1533]

Advances in quantum hardware, middleware, and software will lead to a general-purpose quantum advantage machine being developed by 2030.

[@GingaMan]

It won't be until the 2030's but do not depend on that because this human world will fall by 2027. those in control know this.

[@Acidyoooo]

This decade most likely.

[@SonOfTamriel]

a few hours from now, or in a moment from now, or later

[@MicahJKelly]

They more than likely already exist and have for a long time, but we're not mature enough to handle them yet. But will we have access to them before NDT stops interrupting and bringing the overall quality of discussion(s) down 6 levels? "Im smart I know things I swear! Hey over here look at me! Do I need to yammer off some more titles of generic science articles?"

[@Silvia6]

I'm a fan of Neil and Michio and could listen to them for hours. Highlight Episode 🤩

[@spirocorbett3839]

Fan boys are not people of science. they are dogmatic, religious, dullards.

[@mistersniffer6838]

Yes, nothing like a racist narcissist!!

[@deucedaprodeuca]

They have such different views on things such as aliens and evidence of them that it's hilarious to see them avoid the topic.

[@JonSkov-DK]

Totally agree.. Legends

[@LovesHighGround]

Best episode so far. Love Michio! He seems to know the answer before the question was completely asked. Humble. Articulate. Patient. Great man!

[@jeremywallis1960]

That is because it is scripted theater... neither one of these people has any credibility.

[@Alkatross]

​@@jeremywallis1960 that is a bit on the nose, we were being mean in a nice way. Can you rephrase that?

[@rutrakainmeiez5107]

Cause they read from the script 😂😂😂 it doesn't take sherlock Holmes to figure out those two are morons and paid shills😂

[@LovesHighGround]

@@jeremywallis1960 Scripted theater huh? Would that also be the same coming from a priest quoting biblical scripture? What's your point? Michio Kaku is just a better human being than you. Get over it.

[@TheSingularity8]

Humble? "I dodge machine gun bullets"

[@Alfaman21]

Bless Michio for his patience.

[@SCK-47]

lol

[@JohnMiller-so7ry]

Michio is so far above their knowledge it's like a Phd talking to kindergarteners.

[@SupaDupaFli79]

@@JohnMiller-so7ry He's not above Neil's knowledge...they're in different fields. Neil is an astrophysicist and Michio is a string theorist.

[@JagexAnarchy]

It feels like neil and chuck are students making jokes during class and Prof. Michio simply smiles. Very wholesome.

[@nellarcherthepsychicchanne2065]

Neil is so humble, which makes his presentations very accessible

[@PrinceTheBoss]

Spot on. You would think they are high

[@robroze9856]

Get rid of Chuck and his bad jokes. Makes listening very annoying instead of enjoyable.

[@JagexAnarchy]

@robroze9856 Academia is full of bad jokes. I think it helps the viewer listen to the important info a little better. While I find it annoying from a learning aspect, I understand that listening to only lectures can become dull and distracting in its own way.

[@jamesmortashed8455]

That's because Dr. Kaku is one of the few people on earth that NDT cannot talk condescending to while fulfilling his need to constantly break everything down into layman's terms as he likes to do with Chuck Nice.

[@Kantus42]

If there are two gentlemen on this planet that command my full attention whenever they talk, it's Neil and Michio. Lots of love for Chuck, of course! I was really hoping that Michio was actually in video and not just used in the thumbnail. I actually yelled, "Yes!" when he appeared on screen 😊❤

[@redmatrix]

Thank God Chuck is not the "usual" comic relief in some of their past talks on a stage. I loathe how they interrupt a good discussion for a quick joke, and then end up changing the subject, never to be talked about again (on that session). Chuck is also getting smarter and smarter, and I'm here for that! You know it's gonna be "good" the redder his eyes are.

[@tudorpodea5027]

Beautifully said, I felt the same, but quickly realized that a man that commands such attention would never use it in bad faith, and what a pleasure it is to join their conversation, makes me want to get Patreon, it’s all a ruse :)) The question I ask myself is who commands the gentlemens’ attention that way.

[@redmatrix]

@@johnlimestone123 In this case, no. Here, blackout is like an electro-magnetic pulse. It wipes out ALL electrical devices, not just lights. (computers, airplanes, newer cars, satellites, radio signals, power plants, factories) The only thing that would work would be simple mechanical devices. (manual well pumps, grandfather clocks, bicycles, horse-drawn wagons, candles, guns, old cameras, pianos, sailing ships, typewriters, printing press, pullies & levers, etc)

[@FSAPOJake]

Neil Tyson and Michio Kaku... The crossover we always want AND need!

[@dipaola702]

Exactly!!!

[@jannichi6431]

So looking forward, Professor K is one of the best🤓

[@GetawayFilms]

If of course, misinformation on some topics is what you crave.

[@sicfxmusic]

@@GetawayFilms Your mythical book is no better than Twitter.

[@snoozy04]

🤓

[@Dj3ndo]

Love Michio Kaku! He is so interesting. I grew up with watching him on science shows on tv!

[@Lulu-kt6gr]

Michio Kaku is brilliant and so likeable as well.

[@jmanj3917]

Nice. Two of my favorite physicists, plus the funniest comedian to appear regularly on an astrophysics channel. Sweet!

[@Hamza-qs7ez]

we did it reddit!

[@vishalverma7963]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2XFamOdp9WBlc0

[@AnnoyingNewsletters]

*_I couldn't wait to smoke; I had an edible while you two were talking_* --Chuck

[@MorallyResponsible]

How would you prove robot has consciousness using empirical data? How do you prove to blind man what color red is using empirical data? In theory, robot can be programmed to move its hand when it touches hot surface. How do I know its having the experience of hot using test tube(Deduction/induction)? The only thing i am certain of is that i have experience of hot. This experience(“Cogito Ergo Sum”) can only come from entity that can already experience infinite attributes of existence (Allah-one/indivisible/All-Loving/Self-Sufficient)

[@landocal0]

Just missing Brian Greene.

[@DarkWolfX10PT]

You need to do this again and more times about other subjects, best crossover in history! 46 minutes is a very short time, it should be at least 1 to 2 hours talk.

[@stevelundquist2417]

Watching Dr Tyson and Dr Kaku have a conversation is like watching Nicola Tesla and Albert Einstein at a lunch table.

[@JH-ce7yd]

. . . discussing the quality of their tuna sandwiches. (There. I finished it for you)

[@stevelundquist2417]

@@JH-ce7yd There are subjects that are more intellectual than sandwiches.

[@JH-ce7yd]

@@stevelundquist2417 Sorry. No offense was intended. The pun was too easy to make and I couldn't pass on it.

[@Jay-ft3xh]

You are not good at analogies but that is ok.

[@jerrycamonjr.9594]

Y’all is funny.

[@TOYNINJA]

I appreciate these episodes. Thank you .

[@STAG162]

I'm a simple being - I see Michio Kaku, I click. The depth of knowledge and understanding is very hard to leave anyone disappointed.

[@mickeybrumfield764]

It is a real treat when the two most popular scientists in the world get together for a KZbin show.

[@Brotherbranflakes]

Well Michio is getting less popular these days since string theory has fallin off.

[@salehkhan6788]

​@Takeshi Matimoto Look up their work if you don't believe them

[@vishalverma7963]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2XFamOdp9WBlc0

[@mnrvaprjct]

@@Brotherbranflakesit’s only falling off because you can’t test at high enough energies to verify the theory. Scientists that dismiss it are idiots

[@CordeliaAurora]

​@Takeshi Matimoto Two comedians and a crazy grandpa off his meds 😂 Kaku definitely was brilliant before he started peddling conspiracy theories about biology and other fields he knows nothing about. But yeah Neil knows Kaku is a joke evident by how he just laughed in his face when he said "quantum supremacy"

[@AmazingOwnage]

LOL at Dr. Kaku just sitting there smiling while Neil and Chuck are losing it 😂

[@lifeson90]

great vid really enjoyed that

[@sasikantht1658]

Whenever Neil and Chuck laugh Michio has a gentle smile like he's watching 2 kids have fun 😂😂😂 Michio looks like he's the most advanced human on earth with that depth of understanding

[@sakismpalatsias4106]

Two world renowned scientists and chuck right in the middle. 😂😅

[@Adam-nw1vy]

And chuck tucked in the middle

[@elchappo1320]

2 OG's and Neil on the left

[@chadrickellis3189]

All i can say is 😮

[@asamyijauarez4653]

So we can stop nuclear war

[@asamyijauarez4653]

Which we can get people understand

[@Schrodinger.cat3]

I was feeling low today then here we go ....this is the best show so far. cheers star talk!!!

[@md.noorulkarim5542]

Very interesting and educating talk.

[@FallenAnvilForge]

My two favorite scientists together, Great episode. This one was fascinating, Thanks for having Dr. Kaku on the show.

[@arturolazaro8518]

❤

[@toddhall3389]

Love it when the two OG’s get together. Neil and Michio are awesome together.

[@hoskinmage]

My two favorite scientists together. Can you imagine what these two great minds come up with if left alone with EVERYTHING they need on an island? It BLOWS my mind

[@MissesWitch]

Oh I love Michio Kaku!

[@paulsmith9192]

@MissesWitch KZbin has tons of recent interviews. He did one for 2hours.

[@Jas.2105]

46 minutes went by faster than the speed of light, what a treat Michio and Neil.

[@alexbauman4203]

For me as well, was one my favorite episodes yet

[@vishalverma7963]

@@alexbauman4203 kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2XFamOdp9WBlc0

[@craigmackay4909]

Someone should ask the greys about FTL travel

[@anopoabednego6173]

You can tell toward the end there that Michio was so annoying with Neil that he wanted to reach through the screen and slap him.

[@Im_Hungry1]

Must have been unusable information then. Oh well

[@USGolfer]

Speaking of the brain's connections: if those connections are at the quantum level then there is an infinite number of connections, all the time - all the possible 3D "hand positions". Brains aren't just about the connections but also the filtering and storage of data triggered through those connections. It's not just enough to map the brain but one also has to map the current storage and filtering mechanisms so that when reconstructed or revived the entity it is now active in behaves as the original entity at the time of transfer. In addition to the filtering and storage we have an emotional component, chemically produced, that impacts the whole system. Transferring it would also be required in order for a more complete person to emerge. I think the race to produce the first all-purpose quantum computers will be dumbed down versions - utilizing a minimum set of states or channels - that filter, store, weight, create new filters and output the result through a limited set of channels. As our understanding and ability to harness the power of that system is controlled additional channels will be introduced.

[@Lostinathens]

I like De Grasse Tyson because he is capable of putting those highly scientific thoughts and principles into layman's terms that everyday people can understand. ❤

[@johnpoppenhusen4178]

De Grasse does this so maybe he himself can understand Michio.

[@K1ddkanuck]

It's funny because most times Neil speaks publicly, he is rightly regarded as the most intelligent person in the room. He blows people's minds with his explanations, almost as a bit. It's frankly weird to see him speak with another physicist and see him playing the opposite role where he is the one unpacking high level concepts and bringing them down to an understandable level.

[@helderlouro]

I could listen to Michio Kaku for hours. I read most of his books.

[@Ali-lm7uw]

Which one is the best?

[@helderlouro]

@@Ali-lm7uw My favorites are Physics of the Impossible and The Future of Humanity.

[@djcammykooma]

The bible is the only book I need

[@WtfYouMeanDude]

Me too! I made a time machine so i can go back and re watch my favorite episodes

[@Solom0n2]

​@@djcammykoomathe Bible has Fairytales

[@Bysisa]

I love listening to Michio Kaku and Neil degresse Tyson. They always educate, entertain and inspire humanity

[@e-mail881]

So you love to be lied to? LOL... That's all these two con men do: LIE

[@abelabel151]

thanks alot for getting this information, looks the future will be more brighter than the past by far.

[@film_magician]

Did he seriously not want to talk about AI in a quantum computer? Michio would have shed some amazing light on that subject

[@SillyTube9]

I would argue that it’s rather import to start considering the consequences of that now, before it overtakes us. I mean we’ve already lost the first skirmish to AI (namely manipulation by social media algorithms), but an adaptation AI with quantum processing power could be truly terrifying, if its not aligned with human interests.

[@Gamefreak8112]

I can recall a time where I could answer Chucks questions, he went beyond me a couple times on this one. Keep it up dude!

[@vishalverma7963]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2XFamOdp9WBlc0

[@EldonCarter]

I wish I could get an hour or two in a room with Dr. Tyson and Dr. Kaku just to talk, that would be a really great experience for me.

[@harris287]

Fascinating!

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Neil and Chuck for 2024 Michio Kaku for Speaker

[@Rickster1100]

Even though it was a scratch-the-surface type of talk, Professor Kaku’s explanation was the best and most concise picture of quantum computing I’ve ever heard or read. It was that “now I get it” moment.

[@madwisdom4929]

You make science fun!.

[@johnnixon]

Stretching the old brain muscle big time on this one, but I love it. I may not catch on to everything, but it pushes me to keep learning. Thank you all for an excellent episode and a lot to think about.

[@rikstang02]

This was one of the most informative and entertaining topic to listen too. Those 46 minutes felt like 6 minutes, I honestly didn't want it to end.

[@davidring5071]

Thank you Michio for inspiring the younger generation.

[@palmtrees89]

Does this mean we'll see youngsters on prop hover boards shredding the skies [similar to skateboarders today]?

[@GetawayFilms]

@@palmtrees89 No, because physics is real...

[@stevescontriano860]

HEY !!! YOU COULD BE THEM. CAUSE I SAID BEFORE. WHEN I WAS !!

[@prerakdesai5730]

Most awaited conversation ever 😇

[@Grace.allovertheplace]

29:50 0️⃣ don’t talks to 1️⃣ this made me laugh so much, what an awesome show this is, it’s my 1st time here,- but not the last! *You guys are hilarious, & isn’t it awesome how every time at least I laugh, without expecting to get such a great laugh,- I feel it in every fiber in my body how much I was in need of laughter, so my very heartfelt thanks to you all!* But… I began writing this comment with another purpose, it was something in regards to what physicist Michio Kaku said, & I remember it was the moment right before he stated “0️⃣ & 1️⃣ doesn’t talk” - I began this comment with that, & as I’ve composed this comment I’ve successfully managed to completely forgot my own point/pun,- *t doesn’t get much better than this!* 😂😂😅 (English isn’t my first language,- & I apologize in advance for misspellings/grammatical mistakes!) || Anyway, *If anyone here is able to figure out,- make sense of what my point/pun would be it would be absolutely priceless, (that’s actually an understatement, it would be fantastic and epic!) -for me! I’d be immensely happy😃 *so allow me to continue to embarrass myself a little bit further just so I can add what I actually intended to write,,which was: 👉 *”Don’t get me tangled up”* 🎶⚛️ // please feel free to help me figure out my point/“pun”. Many thanks in advance 🙏 Respectfully, Grace🩰

[@maynnemillares]

I love this episode, two of the best Science communicators of all time in 1 podcast. One of the best, if not the best collab videos here in KZbin.

[@vivekvicky2595]

These guys should live forever

[@michael-4k4000]

Mikichio was disrespected

[@CaptainBuggyTheClown]

Michio Kaku and Neil Tyson are the two celeb scientists that I remember from the early 2008-2010s days that go me into learning and being more aware of how the universe works. Insane to see the legendary duo together on a StarTalk video.

[@Telltale.]

It’s shocking how quickly I understood this. You guys are so good at explaining everything. Well done!

[@user-gl9zg2iu1d]

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[@peterp5889]

spaceTime is curved=wormhole is direct line=cuting through the enormous 3D curvature of space time like a mountain tunnel !

[@curtislamarh]

Yes I agree, that's actually what Neil set out to achieve, he wanted to bring this knowledge out into the areas of the world that might not have known they wanted to understand..he always thought that having exposure to these educational areas will open our minds to possiblity.. because some desperities hold barriers but he is breaking them down. Believing everyone has the ability to know and understand what he knows and understand

[@stanleyshanks6395]

How about telling us something without all that goofy laughing

[@Marcoose81]

They literally didn't explain anything, except that "quantum computers will be amazing!"

[@Rbrt92]

this whole episode was like watching a movie on TV.. but this time I enjoyed the ads more than a movie (when the actual host was speaking)

[@josephbail546]

Thanks

[@TURBOMIKEIFY]

Michio Kaku is GOATED! I wanted to be a scientist because of him and Neil! Now, I’m an armature music producer.

[@avasta8]

This show makes me love science more and more 🤯🤟

[@stevetrevino5346]

That was fun !

[@toastedafk3217]

Will quantum computing help us with space traversal? Will it help us travel farther, faster or easier? Or do our space programs already use quantum computers

[@brazil87ful]

Read the book

[@ramkumarr1725]

I was just browsing a course in physics and they took it from elementary particles to Hydrogen atoms. So cool as Neil mentions. Thanks Neil for your pioneering work.

[@aljohnson2838]

Brains are like fingers, everyone has them but each one is unique so mapping brains like fingerprints will be interesting to see since the human brain evolves in real time.

[@johans7119]

We are to Neil as Neil is to Kaku - fun to watch his reactions at the end

[@matihughes1345]

I feel like chuck is now most likely one of the smartest comics alive or maybe ever. Im super jealous of him getting to work with so many geniuses especially today Niel & Michio are my favorite scientists alive right now.

[@TrondBrgeKrokli]

Chuck is like an earthly source of mental light, at least when it comes to entertainment. Thanks for the laughs and smiles, Chuck! 😂😆😄

[@josephdonais4778]

I like witnessing his lightbulb moments.

[@F_L_U_X]

He really is a blessing to the show and to the world. Tyson on the other hand has been slipping lately...

[@jacobgarcia7918]

​@@F_L_U_Xwhy do you say Neil is slipping? Does it have to do with his position on UFOs?

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Bringing smiles to people is truly noble work. Plus, it's a great drinking game. Every time they laugh, take a hit or drink. ;-P

[@redmatrix]

Chuck is not the "usual" comic relief in some of their past talks on a stage. I loathe how they interrupt a good discussion for a quick joke, and then end up changing the subject, never to be talked about again (on that session). Chuck is also getting smarter and smarter, and I'm here for that!

[@qstudiomusicandproductions2695]

Love your show Neil and how you add humor to serious topics. I would need a Quantum computer, a word processor, and ChatCPT v 20 to truly express how awesome this was! My son and I saw Michio speak at Island University (Texas A&M Corpus Christi) years ago. So fascinating, he is a rock star physicist- it was great!

[@carlossaez3586]

don't forget to add your flux capacitor to the list.

[@shankarbalakrishnan2360]

Thank you guys for all your help doing nothing sorry❤❤🎉🎉

[@2kevinthecool]

Wow....as a math teacher and fan of "fun thinking" :) ....why does this video not have 100X more views????? If you are a teacher (lol, and also if u are not) plz share this and other vids like this...with everyone who u think may be remotely (no pun intended) interestingly. If I may respectfully say, at this point, I think people need vids like THIS more, and perhaps less vids on things like political/social/cultural justice. Thanks for reading.

[@emmanuelboakye1124]

Michio is so calm😁

[@josephdonais4778]

"...can't do better than atoms..." It has ever been difficult to predict the future when factors unperceived are not in the equation. Michio Kaku knows this. I am surprised to hear him make such a statement though I admire him none the less. Glad to have him back on the show!

[@mikotagayuna8494]

I am sure he really meant "better than anything we can do given what is available to us at the moment."

[@kevinwhite2423]

I clicked on this knowing I wasn’t gonna understand it and I’m still okay with that

[@mjeffn2]

There’s a lot of effort going into astrophysic’s hopes and potential uses for quantum computers when in reality we already know the ultimate answer. It’s 42.

[@webbtrekker534]

Always enjoy and look forward to hearing Doctor Kaku talk. Thank you to both Doctors and Lord Knight!

[@Augmuse]

Chuck really compliments Neil nicely. Love having Chuck on!

[@SillyTube9]

What if electrons are ultimately like pixels, and since our perceptions alter or set their on/off state when we perceive them, what if everything we look at, is just a projection that form whatever we see in the world around us?

[@user-sl9yh4sd6w]

Quarks would be the pixels.

[@SillyTube9]

Good point! Yes, by that I did mean the smallest particle we can define sub-atomically, which is in a Schroedinger’s cat state until observed. So muons, gluons, quarks, or even something smaller as yet undiscovered. @@user-sl9yh4sd6w

[@vaultvon2126]

what a combi michio and neil

[@LionheartLivin]

My ABSOLUTE FAVORITE part of this interview is Michio just quietly waiting for you guys to finish your jokes and just starts where he left off, HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA!!!;) Thank you!!!;)

[@MarinCipollina]

I'd love to spend an evening at a scientific conference, just listening to Neil and Michio have a conversation with each other, where they're not dumbing it down for the rest of us mere mortals. (I'd hang back with Chuck with a lit joint.)

[@harshitpiplani6196]

That’d be the dream my guy. Count me in

[@Brotherbranflakes]

To see them argue over why string theory is wrong.

[@vishalverma7963]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2XFamOdp9WBlc0

[@costafilh0]

Unless you are a scientist yourself, you wouldn't. They need to dumb down for us to follow, just see how difficult it is for Kaku to do it, Neil is a better communicator and can do it better so we can understand. I'd love to watch a monthly show with the two of them and a few other amazing minds talking science and tech. THAT would be the greatest show ever after the original Cosmos.

[@micahthomas9521]

Same

[@scullyvisionofficial]

"I just won't demonstrate it... " 😂😂 I've been enjoying this series. ✌️❤️🤘🤙🖖

[@blackgenesis17]

Oh snap, got Michio Kaku on. I love listening to him and Neil Degrasse Tyson talk about the universe

[@CarolCarolDoddDodd]

This is the most entertaining thing I have ever heard that made me think that quantum computers in the hands of AI are not quite as big a problem for me as space boiling. So I would like to say congratulations to these three for making me laugh about the end of the world as we know it😂😱🤗 If I had been on the Titanic, I would definitely have wanted this trio with me:)

[@CotelioGrahamn]

space boiling... thanks for that horrifying mental image

[@cristianzmara2369]

Super!

[@noelpinto-rq5cu]

Thanks for this era....in the time in the year 90s and early 2000s...physics and math are boring only for intellectual and how many times you study it is difficult to understand..... Then now after THE BIG BANG SERIES, AFTER THIS TWO GREAT PHYSIST AND AMONG OTHER, WHO MAKE THE SUBJECT FUNNY AND EASILY UNDERSTOOD BY COMMON PEOPLE..LOVE THIS GUYS

[@travailier]

Absolutely LOVED this episode! Thank you. 🙌🏽

[@yjdt40]

I love how Michio Kaku speaks in headlines.

[@traditionalsalmon2759]

It's just way more interesting that way.

[@christhopherlasher2828]

How do you write program for a quantum computer? Just ask a question?

[@Philitron128]

Eventually I think that's exactly how it would work

[@user-yc8dy8mb1h]

Delightful as always!💜💯🇺🇸😁

[@nigelbrayshaw2709]

Quick question for anyone interested - When two electrons are trapped in quantum entanglement and one electron is destroyed, what if any effect would it have on the suviving electron please?

[@MattsInspiration]

I would guess dead.

[@gizrat]

Ronin electron, bound to floot true existense never to interact with anything untill the end of everything.

[@Amon10dragon]

Can't destroy an electron

[@BrunoSilva-oi6kp]

it is a pleasure to see 3 brilliant minds talk about a subject that will become increasingly relevant to humanity 😮😮😮

[@thomchristensen990]

Three, you say?

[@frankbinsley6221]

​@@thomchristensen990yeah, honestly in this particular conversation I feel like Chuck is so outta tune and just throws the train right off of the tracks everything he speaks.. Nothing against Chuck. I just think MK's way of explaining things in detail and the obvious excitement in his voice is all the humor we need. Oh, Neal's ok too.

[@oxydoxxo]

A scientist and a comedian interviewing scientists clearly sounded better on paper than comes out in practice Pretty sure Chuck had made me laugh like three times maybe ever. This isn't the right environment for the guy.

[@oxydoxxo]

Looks like he's sick or something too, so probably not bringing his A game for this one

[@spervuurproduksies]

Chuck represents all of us "normal" okes. So it is a very good move to have him on the panel. He reigns in the babbletalk that scientists tend to devolve to.

[@AllisonSherman7]

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[@Kurt5Dobson]

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[@AllisonSherman7]

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[@jimfino5859]

You got 725k and asking for financial advice in youtube comments

[@mrchow9706]

Michio is a legend 🙏

[@annnoble7181]

Omg! You fellas are hilarious. I'm cracking up and learning in the same video is a treasure. Thank You

[@jambay4785]

Thanks for your vids, they always make me think and I do enjoy learning things. Yes I have questions, and will likely watch this again.

[@Sindisile]

Beautiful episode guys

[@terrific804]

When logic depends on preceding decisions how does an outcome develop when all the decisions happen at exactly the same time?

[@codysmith1056]

Wow.... humbling to hear it put in Michio Kaku's perspective... being the lowest possible start of our universe basically, being the lowest vibrational spot and such...😵🤯🤔

[@pascalcalixte1583]

Michio reporting in from his bedroom means this podcast will be spicy lol

[@kyusshead]

Excellent! This could be a recurring conversation! Really brain bending stuff!

[@mikeskelly2356]

My love of the 'Cosmos' started early, cheap Newtonian's transitioned to six inch reflectors so quick I didn't notice the shift until I was buying 3x Barlows online...🤫

[@RichardPrangnell]

How bulky must a Planck Length Space Boiler be if it has to accommodate a proto-Universe? Will I need to extend my kitchen? Will standard mains electricity be enough to boil some space or will I need my own hydro-electric dam?

[@akhilchandrasoma]

I love how michio just sits there laughing at himself while neil makes fun of him such a humble human being

[@kanej7572]

He knows that’s the only way to get Neil to move on to the next topic

[@samusiqkulture]

@@kanej7572 I suppose he would use that belt if they were in the same room.

[@djfauna66]

What's funny is he is not making fun of him. You can clearly see the respect they have!

[@torquer9669]

Yes! I don't know their relationship, but it felt like the kids in the back of the class making fun of the brain up front. A little off-putting.

[@kanej7572]

@@torquer9669 Neil can’t let anyone else talk I think he has quite severe ADHD. Michio is a joy to listen to could do it for hours on end

[@luvotheoduntsu708]

In the grand complexities of quantum possibilities, it seems like We've been looking at this with a one-sided perspective. It turns out Neil has been learning from Chuck all along, I mean you can tell how funny he is on this episode.😂😅

[@limitisillusion7]

That's your ego keeping your perception one sided.

[@Pleiades888]

Duh. They BOTH smoke weed before the show. That's why they are so funny. You're feeling the "smoke" from their HIGH! They are laughing at the absurdity of it all explaining complex astrophysics to the dumb layman. That's funny. I'm always laughing too. That's the beauty of it.

[@squamish4244]

@@limitisillusion7 He means in sense of humour, not brains!

[@shivakumarv301]

Understanding the blue print of quantum computers and knows it's weakness before designing it would be a better idea

[@x111tian]

I like your comments but quantum computer is like hardware or let say a better version of a calculator to calculate stuff. The danger will happen if the quantum computing will be used and added with A.I and machine learning

[@TAPATIOPLEASE]

Never knew this existed these 2 are on both ends of the UAP topic

[@ariaminx8483]

This is like getting to watch 2 of the best rock stars in the world do a duet and a guitar solo on stage.... Michio & Neil 🤩🙌!

[@shreyansharma9627]

My fav episode

[@alexholt9594]

Beautiful! On the part of interstellar entanglement transmission however, our boys missed the simple tree for all the forest. For the purpose of communicating on 1 to 1 particle basis from one end of the universe to another, only 2 things are needed to relay a relatively satisfying amount of information: 1. The presence or absence of spin activity, complete disregarding state. Lets reduce it to a binary 1 and 0. 2. The length of activity and pause in-between spin activity. With high precision measuring instruments, you could morse code entire sentences and coded data sets with only the alternation of these two. For example the alphabet could be coded into the time of the pause between spin activations, for example: Three rapid spin activations in a row indicating beginning of transmission followed by 10ms pause = A Spin activation followed by 11ms pause = B Spin activation followed by 12ms pause = C Three rapid spins in a row indicating end of transmission. Sentence transmitted: ABC - Morse coded and sent from one end of the universe to the other in about ~0.04 seconds. For text based communication, more than enough. Of course the pause could be scaled down further and further to considerably speed up transmission speed, for data transmission purposes.

[@Have_A_Nice_Day242]

Thoreau's why I went into the woods certainly relevant in the 21st Century. Simplify, simplify, simplify... Still love me some Star Talk.