Lulu Miller

These are worthwhile questions.

And so then along comes another bro, a big bro of 10 kids in a British family.

He's a med student named Thomas Young, another Brit.

And he's like, you know, doing your classic.

He's dissecting the eyeball of an ox, as you do.

One of those.

Yeah.

But wondering, like, what's the connection between?

Of course, a painter would wonder that.

What is the connection between the colors out there and what I perceive?

And this eye seems to be the medium, you know, through which the interface through which all those things happen.

It was both of them.

They both did the eyeball movie.

Good talk.

And so Thomas Young eventually devises an absolutely ingenious experiment that we are not going to go into because that is too complicated.

It's the double slit experiment, which is a whole quantum mechanics, realizing why that light is both a particle and a wave.

And it's like a total universe changer.

Yeah, I would, too.

But you might need somebody else because I have done like a whole piece about quantum mechanics and I still don't understand it.

But light is not just part that what you need to know is light behaves like a particle and like a wave, like an ocean wave, like a sound wave, like a wow, wow.