Warren Smith

Well, I have this chapter in the book where logic ends, and it's the one that's sticking in my mind the most,

There's so much about reality that is illogical.

So as someone who's striving to be logical, how do I contend with where logic ends?

And quantum mechanics and physics seems to be indicating that the very nature of reality behaves in a way at the atomic level that defies logic.

The double slit experiment, they take an electron, you would expect these two slits, imagine a paintball gun, it's firing between these, you would imagine

the paintballs would create two lines where they fit through the slits and it's splattering everywhere else.

That's not what we get.

Only when the electrons know they are being observed.

And if you, this sounds crazy, like it's not logical.

In quantum, the math, like we can observe this.

There are many lectures on YouTube where they will, you can listen to physicists break this down, takes 10 minutes, but, or you can delve into it deeper.

To me, it's it's and it's we can we know it's happening.

So there's something about our consciousness interacting with the very fabric of reality that is extremely exciting to me.

No, there's the logos.

I think there is a deeper reality beyond what we can observe within the logos.

G'day and welcome to Kentie Blitz, your daily hit of NRL news.

Kentie, another huge day of news at the Dragons with news that Cade Reid will be debuting in one of the biggest games of the year, the Anzac Day Clash, with Cole Flanagan dropping to 18.

I tell you what, it's Admiral making those changes.

I mean, that's gutsy changes from Dean Young.

Just before we talk about Cade Root, I want to ask you, because a couple of weeks ago, Flano said that,