Curt Jaimungal
speaker
31,632 appearances
110 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 21 Sep
Curt Jaimungal’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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All you have to do is type in theories of everything and you'll find it.
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I know my last name is complicated, so maybe you don't want to type in Jai Mungal, but you can type in theories of everything and you'll find it.
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Personally, I gain from re-watching lectures and podcasts.
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I also read in the comment that toe listeners also gain from replaying.
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So how about instead you re-listen on one of those platforms like iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts,
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whatever podcast catcher you use i'm there with you thank you for listening
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No!
This is so outrageous.
This is Tim Maudlin, professor of philosophy at New York University, founder and director of the John Bell Institute, and one of the world's leading philosophers of physics.
Today I'm thrilled to bring you a lecture explaining Bell's theorem and non-locality in quantum physics with zero boundaries.
On this channel, I, Kurt Jai Mungle, interview researchers regarding their theories of reality with rigor and technical depth.
Maudlin is an expert elucidator, and you're in for a treat.
Alright, this is the continue of the previous lecture, which went obscenely viral for some reason, on quantum mechanics.
How do you feel about that?
Well, I'm happy.
Many of the comments, and I'll place them on screen, they say this was one of the best explanations of quantum mechanics ever from someone who doesn't know much quantum mechanics, but they've heard quantum mechanics explained 20 times.
There were many people who recently came out of graduating from physics.
So they have their bachelor's, some have their graduate degree, and they said this was the clearest explanation of EPR.
And that was just part one.
Now we're on to part two.
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