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Dude pulled his entire knowledge of Quantum Mechanics from Ant-Man.
Not even.
Antman has a better idea.
ant man knew quantum meant small
Planet Peterson should never underestimate the psychotic powers of people who have lost contact with reality.
Not sure that he ever had one
@@hopmajibhohepeajibho7595 🤣📞📡
He doesn't want to share too much with you so you won't steal his Nobel Prize.
Lol.
Don't make fun -- Triumph the dog has a very packed schedule
Quantum mechanics are the friends we made between the boundaries.
😂 I cant even think what he wanted to say what boundaries? In between what ?
Science has progressed because actual smart people have a key trait: The ability to say "I don't know".
And then find a way to answer it
This is a clip from an old video. Kinda going through some stuff that’s not good at the moment and haven’t been able to make anything new. Should have never before seen material tomorrow.
To be honest, a lot of your old content has more pure entertainment value! Not to say that isn’t the case with your current content. Heal how you have to heal!
@@MilfWranglerAgreed, i find myself binging some of his old videos sometimes.
Damn, I was gonna complain this is a old video before I read this and now i feel bad. Sorry for your troubles dude, hope things work out well for you.
Take your time, man. Whatever is going on is more important. We will be here when you are ready.
All good, man!
It's always fun to rewatch some of the older stuff and be reminded that we belong to the same species as people like that guy AND at the same time the giants that all modern science is built on.
The spectrum of human intelligence may very well be the widest spectrum out there! 😂
All the best, dude ✌️
This dude was the literal "let me tell you something!" Meme
They would also need the mathematical tools to describe it: They would need to know a mathematical concept of a Hilbert-space, a generalized abstract understanding of vectors and matrices, to mentally comprehend the fundamental quantummechanical phenomenon that states exist in a superposition.
That's a lot of fancy talk. Mathematicians only homed in on these concepts after Heisenberg (a physicist, not a mathematician) somehow intuited that matrices had something to do with it.
This caller is arguing, that we would somehow know to ask the question; "How fast does the universe expand" *_before_* we knew that the universe was even expanding.
This guy thinks he said the word Archetypes and somewhere Jordan Peterson smiled and approved of him.
"Oh crap, he's making me look stupid! Better use my greatest weapon, the one against which no-one can defend themselves: SYLLABLES!"
So in this guys mind, the ancient Romans could have invented the iPhone. They just didn’t think of it. 😂
I mean, they COULD have if they thought of it and also invented things that allowed them to do it. All of the raw materials needed to make electronics existed in the past. The tools just hadn't been invented yet. But there's no reason as to why they couldn't have been invented by ancient Romans. They just happen to have been invented much later.
I don't necessarily think these types of inventions are comparable to understanding quantum mechanics.
Yeah, they could have in theory, but they were too busy fighting over whose imaginary friend was more powerful.
@@Noooiiiissseee No, they could not have, because everything we know today is built on past knowledge. Someone before the Romans would have to have already discovered so much already, and then so on with the someone before that someone etc.
@@handsolo1209 Knowledge could have been passed down much faster than what happened with us. Sometimes things progress extremely quickly. The ancient Roman civilisation lasted for 1000 years. More than enough time to develop the technology we have, consider we did it in a much quicker timeframe than that. They just didn't for whatever reason.
@@Noooiiiissseeethey missed the invention of the steam engine, a crucial part for any lasting large industry
"Archetypes that fit their time" is the learned answer to how people living 20K years ago discovered the subatomic world. The obvious response if you think flint knapping is a high point in human understanding. 😂
Guy is so dense he distorts space-time.
I "literally" live for when the ignorant have a Dunning-Krueger sperg-out.
That and fallacy tourettes 😂
Wow, he really got upset when you exposed him. Typical, but hilarious.
"Quantum mechanics is something in between", yeah right. If you don't know how something work, then don't define it.
They did discover quantum mechanics. Only it took them 20000 years to discover it.
Everyone knows quantum theory concerns the whereabouts of Doctor Sam Beckett and when he'll finally make the leap... home
Oh boy.
Wow, that's a call from the past. I loved that show.
NICE!! Loved Q.L.
The rather loud caller is talking about intuitive reasoning which is something that fails the vast majority of the time.
Quantum Physics: Encompasses all the phenomena that cannot be explained by classical physics. This includes things like:
Particle-wave duality: Particles can exhibit both wave-like and particle-like behavior.
Quantum entanglement: Two particles can become linked, and the state of one instantly affects the other, regardless of the distance between them.
Quantization: Physical properties like energy exist in discrete packets (quanta) rather than continuously.
Quantum Mechanics
Specific Framework: A mathematical framework used to describe and predict the behavior of particles at the quantum level. It provides the tools and equations (like the Schrödinger equation) to model the interactions and properties of these particles.
A year after of graduate level PChem and Nuclear Physics makes me laugh when I hear people claim they understand it (mostly from watching 1-2 RUclips videos). Even after all of my education in these areas, I wouldn’t dare claim “I understand it”. It practically gives me hives just thinking about it again. 🤣
Even in materials science, we were told "I know it doesn't make sense, shut up and calculate". It works.
From memory it was the ultraviolet catastrophe that needed quantum physics.
Yes indeed. Planck, 1900. They knew little or nothing of atoms or their structure.
Are you suggesting, sir and/or madam, that someone needs to know what a brick is before they can know a brick house is made using bricks? Preposterous! They can paradigm the transmundane with nomenclature of their whatever gibberish the dumbass said. Just like how Americans called them barn owls six hundred thousand years ago before barns were existed and the barn owls were like "Well crap, what do we do in the meantime?" and then they hid playing on their iphones until barns were invented.
I realize that I have to point out that yes, the above is a joke. It's increasingly difficult to engage in comedic absurdism without people getting upset at you these days.
@@EdwardHowtonwhat you said! Plus „archetypes“! 😂
Quantum mechanics did not begin with any detailed understanding of the atomic realm. Hell, they weren't even sure that atoms existed.
"Ultraviolet catastrophe" (don't ask) ==> Planck black body spectrum, quanta (what?) ==> Einstein: "I know, photoelectricity" ==> Bohr, atomic spectra ==> Schroedinger, Heisenberg, etc etc
I know that voice, MCToon and FTFE have debated that guy on a flat earth server. His arguments for flat earth are just as dumb
Why do people pride themselves on being stupid.
His reaction when you called him a fraud was delicious.
That noise was just the ad before a spirit science video he needed to speed watch to answer your question
Reminds me of that comedian with the clips in Jamaica, where he tells the guy a joke that doesn't make any sense; and when he laughs, the dude's like; "Yeah that's funny right? Explain it." 😁
Guy started watching TikTok mid debate
It amazes me how difficult it is for some people that you (usually) don't come up with an advenced idea just out of the blue. You almost always always, use prior knowledge and experience to inform your future works. Bad example but, You don't just build a huge skyscraper one day, you learn from cumulative works of many lifetimes of past architects and their knowledge passed down and work off those for new ideas or technique. Even with trial and error you usually need at least some knowledge learnt from someone before you.
Dom and Dumper is my favorite Jam Curry movie.
When you are staring into the fire after your mushroom stew, you can see the little quantums dancing in the flames.
He had to leave the call because of technical difficulties - with his brain.
He’s looking up videos to explain quantum mechanics to him lol
0:29 The reasons are innumerable. 😮
It Is like asking if it would be possible to build a Car without haveing the ability to melt Iron.
Error 404 , Brain not working
A car doesn't need to have an internal combustion engine does it? Like the things the Flintstones are using are obviously cars so you could make one out of wood, right?
If we're going to steelman the obvious troll's idiotic position, we _could_ suggest that he was trying to imply that if we teleported all of our modern understanding and technology and education into the brain of someone alive however many thousands of years ago he said (was it 20k years ago?), then they could understand quantum mechanics.
But like always, being fair to the Stupids backfires hard against them, because then the question literally becomes "Can people today understand quantum mechanics?" and that's no longer steelmanning the same thing, so we've just _double_ humiliated the troll. The only way his question makes sense is if it's a different question entirely. Oops.
Manfred Mann: “They answered my questions with questions …”
"What is it?"
"You said this but it's not that."
Amazing how often that kind of response comes up instead of an actual answer.
Science and religion are not chocolate and peanut butter; they don't blend to make a tasty treat, only crap.
I feel dumber now. Thanks.
Wait. Was his answer to how would they understand simply "well they just would"
3:37 im only posting this so i can hear it on loop for hours
It certainly is one of Planet Peterson's quotes of all time
This is a case of Quantum Cognitive Dissonance
A twilight zone episode handled this problem. Send someone back one hundred and see if they could explain how an iPhone works.
3:37 Planet Peterson caveman noises is the best thing i heard this day 😁
Who knows what our scientific knowledge would be if we just used Arch-types to explain the relationship of things between the boundaries...well i don't want to explain too much..
Everyone is a Jr Peterson
Quantum Mechanics? Those are the guys who fix quantums.
So we only discovered/gained our primary understanding of the atom about 200 years ago… but this caller (who can best be described as ‘a smooth brain making brain-fart noises through his mouth flap’) thinks we knew anything of quantum physics circa 18000BCE.
You just know this guy still believes in Noah and the flood, talking donkeys, chatty bushes and sky daddies.
A quantum mechanic is an electronic with a toolbox apparently 😂 or maybe this guy is just a toolbox 😂
It's between
3:35 Another one for the random collection. XD
Bro was arguing with NoHo hank
The cat died.
what the hell did i just watch?!
An idiot.
Hello, old friend, Fart sound machine. It’s been far too long
Quantum mechanics is so counter intuitive that there is not a single archetype that corresponds with it, I dare anyone to come up with a concept from history before modern science, that corresponds with quantum mechanics.
To even state that people in pre-history could have known quantum mechanics through archetypes, shows the pernicious nature that Jordan Peterson has thrown into the philosophy debates.
Lots of young, and dumb, "debaters" like the one you heard here, think they can woowoo nonsense their way to a victory in a debate.
Reupload?
Who was this dude? Mr. Dunning, or Mr Kruger?
This guy again!
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Was with ya all the way till the fart noises
Didn’t Plato or some other Greek philosopher hypothesise the atomic level? Obviously it wasn’t scientific but it was conceptualised. Absolutely not defending anything but just pointing out that observation.
😂
Planet Pee Turd Son doing God's work and showing that logical discourse can not only lead to the truth but also humor!
I don't like how Peterson aswers with a question and then refuses to let his counterpart answer with a question.
🤔
Except that's not really what happened here. Peterson started to, then - when given pushback - decided to restructure his answer to not be a direct question. He played by his interlocutor's rules. The guest then turned around and became hypocritical.
I'm not saying Peterson handled it well from a communication standpoint, but he was at least conciliatory about it.
This is, after all, a product made for entertainment.
...what?
To be fair when it's clear that somebody is only pretending to know what they're talking about you really don't have to take them seriously LOL