one of the founders of the quantum theory. he said that well someone has to look at it as you correctly pointed out. someone who is conscious has to look at the electron to say aha the electron went to the left where it went to the rights. but who looks at the observer? somebody has to observe the observers that the observer can exist because the observer is also made out of adams. how do we know the observer of the observer of the observer can exist? somebody has to look at him too. you have an infinite sequence of observers that make it possible to make a measurement. in other words this is called the nurse friend. he has to have a friend in order to make a measurement. so how many friends are there? an infinite number leading up to god. in fact big nerve wrote about mysticism one of the founders of the quantum theory wrote about mysticism when he talked about observers making observers making observers all the way up to god. that is a parallel universes. we are constantly splitting apart universes after universes being spli

of the quantum theory.y should god have a left-hand and right-hand that goes off of each other? know. not possible there has to beew unification so the power of this theory once again when unification of the principle was unraveled it changed human history. first we have the industrial revolution then we have the electric revolution than the nuclear revolution and then we began to smash adams and then chaos the subatomic particles emerge this is not supposed to happen. so the nobel prize in physics should go to the physicist who does not discover new particle this year physics was in turmoil. why should the quantum dairy of particles be so messy? that was the lesson we thought we learned but then nope, nature had other plans. so we build bigger adams mashers. big gigantic coal lighters smashing together and this is what they found. it is an ugly and clumsy theory that it works. it does explain electrons and protons. but a theory only a mother could love with and 23 parameters why should it be so fundamental

we think it is quantum entanglement.ve those that are vibrating in unison and separate them as an umbilical cord. then it connects the 21st one is spinning up the other is spinning down now if you separate these two electrons by a galaxy, they communicate with each other faster than the speed of light instantly. einstein hated that idea but we have done the experiment what can i say? einstein is ron the two electrons are aware of each other's presence faster than the speed of light. that is quantum entanglement. was he totally wrong? know. it turns out the information that goes faster than the speed of light is not usable. you can send a message and more scope of what you said with quantum entanglement is random information. sorry about that. we cannot communicate faster than the speed of light. the only thing faster is a wormhole that is consistent with einstein that quantum entanglement is probably not the way to communicate faster than the speed of light. sorry about that. >> i have watched you talk several times prov

quantum was launched on a rocket from french guiana. here's our science correspondentjonathan amos.o dominate — the business of telecommunications satellites. there are hundreds of these spacecraft overhead, bouncing tv, phone calls, broadband and other data services around the planet. but the new satellite going into orbit, called quantum, represents a big step forward in technology. while traditional telecom spacecraft are configured before launch to do very specific tasks, quantum has been built for flexibility. it is the sector's first fully reprogrammable spacecraft. it's able to rapidly change the coverage, bandwidth, powerand frequency of its signals. one of its uses will be for disaster response, providing emergency communications to the teams that are sent in to help people in places hit by catastrophic floods or earthquakes. quantum's manufacturers in the uk — that's airbus and surrey satellite technology ltd — will incorporate the prototype's technology into their future spacecraft, hoping to maintain their world—leading status in what has become a highly competitive fiel

information sciences and quantum computing. there is a great partnership. i would like to see it more prominent. i do agree. if we can populate the advisory committees doing more in this space, i am 100% for it. i look over to working with all of you. let me jump back to critical minerals here. dr. zacharia, your written testimony states that the office of science and the office of energy efficiency and renewable energy support the u.s. manufacturing sector with research that helps to secure supply chains of critical minerals. looking ahead, what do you see as the primary role for national labs in fostering the development of a domestic critical minerals supply chain? >> thank you very much for that question, senator. they are actively working on critical minerals that are necessary. critical minerals held by aims to actively participate. the number of approaches we would like to take, one is to find alternatives to the current critical minerals expected to advance things like storage, etc., and the other is an opportunity to r

arrived in quantum province, and he became involved in the opium trade. he made a fortune. he made so much money. he was able to return to the united states and as it happens to be marry into a very wealthy and old family. what happens of course? is that once you become wealthy nobody ever wonders how you made your money. they only know that you are wealthy. he had a daughter. his daughter married into another important family old dutch family and they produced the son. the son's name was franklin delano roosevelt. went on to become president of the united states. so when we talk about this china trade, it actually has a direct relationship to us as american citizens. but as things are going on one of the things that happens, is that china keeps complaining that this opium trait is illegal and sends a special commissioner commissioner lin. down to the south to confiscate all the opium. he confined and incarcerate all the mal factors. well the amount of opium that's taken is huge. 55,000 chests of opium or taken now a chest of opium is roughly the size of a microwave. so we'

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guest: i am not an expert in the quantum space. i know there is concern that quantum computing will go at the heart of these cryptocurrency networks. i wish i knew more about that topic, but i have not had time to do a deep dive. host: as far as next steps, what are you paying attention to after what you saw in congress this week? guest: we want to figure out how to fix this issue. the good news is we have so many members of congress who want to learn about these issues now. i think over the next weeks and months ahead, we will be doing a tremendous amount of educating to get them the baseline level of knowledge they need to be able to make public policy decisions. also as you mentioned before with chair gensler at the sec, he outlined several different work streams he is looking at related to the crypto space. we are eager to participate in those conversations and bring ideas to the table and figure out a better way to regulate the cryptocurrency space. there has been a tremendous amount of new interest. we have new players in the

this bill takes a quantum leap forward on the transit program. i was particularly please that includes a reauthorization of the ramada program for the region. i called the nation's transit system since its you so much by federal workers in order to get to work. it extends theti authorization f $150 million a year for the federal government through this decade. i particularly want to thank my colleagues in this region, senator warner, senator kaine, senator van hollen. we work together to make sure we got the reauthorization included in this legislation. and then i want to acknowledge, i want to thank particularly senator brown force help on this, but there's now language in this bill that would allow those lines that were previously allowed, eligible for capital contributions but did not go forward to be able to be reconsidered for federal partnership and capital construction on transit. we have a rapid rail line in baltimore city known as the red line that was stopped by our governor. we are hopeful we can restart that. it is needed for data wit

it was so hot, so compressed the, when the quantum situation is very different physics than the one we use to the deep in a quantum gravity, the gene that even the since this notion of time is so good anymore, we have to change it a little bit me, we're not, we don't, we haven't figured out exactly what happened as a big man. perhaps there was no time at all. there you just started tight and so he's trying to equations that tell us what happens and compare with observations of the sky and come up with a good story. and one of the difficulty is precisely what you said, that the usual notion of time, even the physical one, the one in the actual equation in the newton equation, the $11.00 studies at school. when one study physics, you know, a pendulum moves in time, even that notion of time is not good anymore at the big bang. so that's for me, the beauty of physics. it forces us to rethink our basic notions. sometimes you compute the clear way we have understood, right? it's a copernicus tell us, we're not still we're moving and so on, so forth. sometimes like today we're, we're the bord

use to the deep in a quantum gravity, the gene that even the finish. this notion of time is so good anymore. we have to change it a little bit. me, we're not, we don't, we haven't figured out exactly what happened as a big thing. perhaps there was no time at all. there you just started tight. and so these are trying to equations that tell us what happens and compare with observations of the sky and come up with a good story. and one of the difficulty is precisely what you said, that the usual notion of time, even the physical one, the one in the actual equation in the newton equation, the $11.00 studies at school. when one study physics, you know, a pendulum moves in time, even that notion of time is not good anymore at the big bang. so that's for me, the beauty of physics. it forces us to rethink our basic notions. sometimes in a computer clear way. we have understood, right, it's a current, it will still us, we're not still we're moving and so on, so forth. sometimes like today we're, we're the border of what we know and even the notion that we use a

i certainly love it there, and quantum, you know, to that point its been up 100% since inception andrles: no its been absolutely phenomenonal, i love all your funds. speaking of the quantum fund, micro strategies last i looked was the number one name there, obviously, it's famous for their aggressive embrace ever bitcoin, michael sailor was the first but now we see other companies following including, by the way, amc. i want you to take a listen to what adam aaron had to tell me a few moments ago on the show. >> we did announce yesterday that we figured out a way to put the technology in place. we'll do so by year-end, so we will be taking bitcoin as one of the many forms of payment, but you can use, if you do it online , to buy movie tickets and /or concessions at amc theaters all across the united states. charles: sylvia, at this point, we hear more and more businesses saying they don't care about governments trying to slow this thing down, we see more and more investors say they don't care. you feel like some of those obstacles might be gone now? we've got just 20 seconds but you

takes another huge quantum leap of some version the the the boom bus, the one business. so you can't afford to mit branch a board and i'm rachel blevins in washington coming up. oil prices continue to fall . just as opec water starts increases output. we'll take a look at how the latest drop in demand is having an impact on the industry plot. could europe or versus paul is be allowing travel from us tour. it will bring you a live update from one of the countries requiring a green pass for indoor activity. and china's economic recovery has begun to slow down as inflation and the delta variant. take it for later on, we'll go into the data and what it mean for the global supply chain with impact. so today puts dive right in and we leave the program with oil as prices continue to fall monday, due to uncertainty surrounding the increase in new cases. of the coven, 1900 delta various. both brent crude and west texas intermediate slate as much as 4 percent points throughout the day. following last week's losses of more than 7 percent. the worst week for oil since october of las

if you think of the enormous explosion of scientific knowledge, particle physics, quantum theory at one end of the scale, cosmetology at the other end of the scale, our understanding of the universe just in the last 100 years, huge explosion of knowledge about that. and what is the torture? it's torture. we have access to less than 5 percent of the mass density of the universe. less than 5 percent. the physical reality is accessible to to be investigation more than 95 percent of the didn't matter. doc, energy. no idea what it is, we can see some of its effects, but we don't know what it is. and so this is a beautiful example of how the more we know the more we realize the last minute. but of course, those who are religious around the world and you've had spectacular debates with maybe maybe actual clergymen, i will say, you know, ever since a counselor nicely or whatever. they always said the bible or the koran nature in later centuries. these are not the truly the they open up questions and then there's a huge amount of ecumenical debate. is it really that me the 5 percent was is the 9

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