Shawn Ryan

Sure.

So I think that I am less on top of all of the experiments when it comes to trying to see not just entanglement, but maybe some sort of position dependence or whatnot, which is closer to seeing...

like how gravity and quantum interface.

But so I don't know exactly which experiment, but I know that there's a lot on like kind of the, there's a lot of progress on like the quantum computing side of things, which I guess is like the closest thing to an engineering subfield right now within like high energy theory, but a little bit not high energy.

Yes.

Okay.

It's a community.

Yes.

Super cool.

Yeah.

I think it maybe didn't teach me enough for what I have done so far, but it definitely instilled a sense in which there's a value to trying to find the things that can be straightforward and systematic and build something cool out of it.

I think that that's one thing that maybe theoretical physics personally felt like it was lacking because I had this bias of growing up around people who built cool shit or whatnot.

Is there a sense in which you can try to find the engineering aspects of what you do and the systematic things and build tools for that?

So that's the thing that that project probably has instilled in me, but I don't think I've lived that out yet.

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