RUclips played me this after I passed out after red wine. Woke up feeling like Gandalf the White. Every minute felt like a lifetime of the earth while I was sleeping.
Been waking up middle of the night to different kinds of lectures and was always finding it relaxing, never actually thought to sleep to them! Bro is a genius
The fact that you not only acknowledge the scenario of the listeners falling asleep, but are so totally ok with it and even giving permission to, makes me much more excited to stay awake and listen to the whole thing.
This came on autoplay last night while I was sleeping and in my dream someone was following me around telling me maths equations for ages. Eventually woke up and realised this was playing.
One thing I figured out by just interpreting the operations done to create complex representatons within real numbers is that you could see real numbers as the tangent space for the extended complex numbers.
"Thank you for being a reliable source of information in a world filled with misconceptions. Your dedication to scientific accuracy is truly commendable. "
I had a dream, used your exact voice, but it was for the operation of trains. It started going on how trains were operated and how to do the math on how to slow down on Hills and it went into great details, crazy stuff.
0:18: 📚 Introduction to the need for quantum mechanics and its historical context. 15:34: 🔬 Scientists in the past disagreed with the counter-intuitive nature of quantum mechanics, but it has proven to accurately explain the interactions of light and matter. 32:17: ✨ The key concepts in quantum mechanics are wave functions, operators, and the Schrodinger equation. 49:40: ✅ The absolute magnitude of w is 1 - 2i. 1:06:13: 🧮 This video demonstrates how to manipulate complex numbers in a more general way, including multiplication and division. 1:22:33: 📚 The interpretation of quantum mechanics is that the squared magnitude of psi represents the probability distribution of finding a particle at a particular location. 1:39:03: 📊 The integral of the probability distribution function must equal 1, representing the probability of drawing a number within a continuous range of outcomes. 1:55:49: 📊 The video discusses the probability density function, mean, variance, and standard deviation of a continuous probability distribution. 2:12:31: 📚 The squared absolute magnitude of the wavefunction is used to interpret it as a probability density, and a normalization condition must be satisfied for this interpretation. 2:28:47: 📝 The partial derivative of a function can be expressed as an integral, and if the function is normalizable, it must go to zero at negative and positive infinity. 2:46:00: ✍ The partial time derivative of psi star psi is simplified using the result from the lecture on normalization, resulting in an expression involving the partial derivative with respect to x. 3:01:22: 📝 The integral of (1 - x^2) times the derivative of (1 - x) is zero. 3:16:33: 🌊 The speaker discusses the analogy between uncertainty principles in position/momentum and energy/time, suggesting a connection between energy, frequency, and time in wave phenomena. Recap by Tammy AI
For the past two weeks, I've had trouble falling asleep during the night. I saw your video recommended to me a few days ago, and remembered it tonight. Thank you for helping me get a good night's rest.
This went above my head, this narrator/genius guy sounds like Eric Foreman from that 70s show it's pretty awesome, I tried listening to an MIT lecture but it was also a little too advanced for me this video seems like it would be really good for students to watch before they went into a physics class I'm going back to letting michio kaku Anton Neil deGrasse spoon feed me interesting factoids.
I fell asleep but going to attribute that I’m 53, I mowed grass today and then afterwards rode my electric unicycle backwards for about 3-4 hours up and down Tampa Riverwalk.
Sunday nights as a 31 year old blue collar construction worker are strange. Sitting down eating nachos alone listening to quantum psychics. I need to get out more 😂
The Michelson quote in the intro is interpretted backwards with respect to Uranus example. Universal gravitation would be the fundamental discovery, with a particular planet involving the "6th decimal". Where'd you read the Uranus thing?
Last I remember, I wasn't sleeping to quantum physics... But, nonetheless, this'll help me with my engineering class somehow. Thanks for the great lecture!
Wait idk how RUclips knew I was asleep and put this on but unfortunately I love math and my brain kept trying to follow to figure it out. Awesome video tho!
Yep guys don't you believe it? I was one of those by the time. And every time I'm driving I see and remember the goods time that we had. Traveling at speed never seen before the arrival of our Beatyfull Moon.
No, you would not. This is how they teach QM to non-physicists in the chemistry and engineering departments and then they ask these students to pass a test... I have never seen such desperate students in my life. There is no way you can learn this stuff at this speed. There is no way you can understand anything (and the important easy parts that you could understand are poorly explained, to begin with).
This isn’t really “sleep and learn” when you’re required to look at the screen for 75% of the presentation, because of all the expressions/math equations in the vid
hey everyone, nice to meet you. i just wanted to make this comment to explain i woke up with this video playing.... i am at 2:08 and i must say the 3 minutes i saw when i wake up where quit interesting 😂 before i slept i watched a video of squizie, idk how i ended up here
I’ve done 2 years of physics in university, this means I’ve completed 2 different year long courses on quantum physics, and for some reason I was surprised that the topics covered didn’t teach me anything new, I should’ve seen it coming but I still enjoyed the video
I am assuming because this is the kind of video that you could fall asleep to (clear but gentle voice, no sudden sharp or loud noises, etc.). Maybe theyre even going so far as to claim that this video will allow you to learn while sleeping, which has been posited in various science fiction novels in the past, but is not actually a thing.
I have fallen asleep many times while watching complicated physics and math lectures. So one day I tried to sleep using those lectures and it works amazingly well. Edit: As for this lecture i cant fall asleep to this because I know all that stuff already my brain just reimagines it more clearly
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Thanks
So he basically says us to do what we did for all our lives once again
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I was literally looking for something to fall asleep to. And I love quantum physics documentaries, they are fascinating. So this is awesome.
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@6079 Smith W did… didnt he mention this is literally a lecture?
@@kale9269to fall asleep too…
After listening to this over night I’ve woken up and can now make black holes
that'd be general relativity, not qm my friend
@@kvazau8444If he can make black holes with qm, however, he may have solved quantum gravity.
as a black hole, I can confirm this
i woke up to this after 13 hours of sleep and i started watching nilered, no clue how i ended up here
Started listening, then woke up and I was in a black hole, 😉
RUclips played me this after I passed out after red wine. Woke up feeling like Gandalf the White. Every minute felt like a lifetime of the earth while I was sleeping.
HAHAHHAHAHA THIS IS THE BEST COMMENT IN HERE
Been waking up middle of the night to different kinds of lectures and was always finding it relaxing, never actually thought to sleep to them! Bro is a genius
The fact that you not only acknowledge the scenario of the listeners falling asleep, but are so totally ok with it and even giving permission to, makes me much more excited to stay awake and listen to the whole thing.
Stop being such a good interesting teacher so I can fall asleep
This came on autoplay last night while I was sleeping and in my dream someone was following me around telling me maths equations for ages. Eventually woke up and realised this was playing.
I fell asleep with auto play on, than woke up to this
same
I'll continue from where I fell asleep. :)
Thank you so much. I just found your Chanel and usually I listen to material like this when I cant sleep.
does it count if i was already asleep when this video came on?
Wonderful. I put this on x .75 speed if I want to sleep, and normal speed to stay awake and learn. 😄
I’m taking Quantum Chemistry… I have an exam tomorrow, hopefully this helps. I’m to tired so my subconscious is going to have to take over
One thing I figured out by just interpreting the operations done to create complex representatons within real numbers is that you could see real numbers as the tangent space for the extended complex numbers.
I set my phone to auto play, I woke up to this and I feel smarter
"Thank you for being a reliable source of information in a world filled with misconceptions. Your dedication to scientific accuracy is truly commendable.
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You nailed this. Improv was on point!
I dint even remember opening this video, and now im learning that it helps you fall asleep.
I had a dream, used your exact voice, but it was for the operation of trains. It started going on how trains were operated and how to do the math on how to slow down on Hills and it went into great details, crazy stuff.
Came here to fall asleep. The video instantly made me curious and I'm at half hour mark now. This is great
I literally fell asleep to a chemistry binge and woke up to this
fell asleep to a video explaining a stovetop, woke up to quantum physics
0:18: 📚 Introduction to the need for quantum mechanics and its historical context.
15:34: 🔬 Scientists in the past disagreed with the counter-intuitive nature of quantum mechanics, but it has proven to accurately explain the interactions of light and matter.
32:17: ✨ The key concepts in quantum mechanics are wave functions, operators, and the Schrodinger equation.
49:40: ✅ The absolute magnitude of w is 1 - 2i.
1:06:13: 🧮 This video demonstrates how to manipulate complex numbers in a more general way, including multiplication and division.
1:22:33: 📚 The interpretation of quantum mechanics is that the squared magnitude of psi represents the probability distribution of finding a particle at a particular location.
1:39:03: 📊 The integral of the probability distribution function must equal 1, representing the probability of drawing a number within a continuous range of outcomes.
1:55:49: 📊 The video discusses the probability density function, mean, variance, and standard deviation of a continuous probability distribution.
2:12:31: 📚 The squared absolute magnitude of the wavefunction is used to interpret it as a probability density, and a normalization condition must be satisfied for this interpretation.
2:28:47: 📝 The partial derivative of a function can be expressed as an integral, and if the function is normalizable, it must go to zero at negative and positive infinity.
2:46:00: ✍ The partial time derivative of psi star psi is simplified using the result from the lecture on normalization, resulting in an expression involving the partial derivative with respect to x.
3:01:22: 📝 The integral of (1 - x^2) times the derivative of (1 - x) is zero.
3:16:33: 🌊 The speaker discusses the analogy between uncertainty principles in position/momentum and energy/time, suggesting a connection between energy, frequency, and time in wave phenomena.
Recap by Tammy AI
Bruh, I fell asleep watching something completely different last night and woke up this morning to this being the last played video😭😭😭
Truthfully, I know this topic is well above my IQ level. But I'm fascinated regardless and appreciate the post! 👍
This guys voice needs to be a couple octaves lower to be considered “relaxing”. His voice pierces my REM
Today i woke up with this video open and no memory of actually watching it
You was supposed to help me sleep not keep me up and actively engaged😂😂😂😂😂❤
This high pitched voice won't let me sleep
fr gonna use this to try and sleep rn i’ll update when i wake up
this kept me awake because i was super interested 😅
Following. My brain will never sleep again... But, I will be insanely more intelligent by default. Yay!
Dude if you make me understand quantum mechanics I'll always be praying for you
For the past two weeks, I've had trouble falling asleep during the night. I saw your video recommended to me a few days ago, and remembered it tonight.
Thank you for helping me get a good night's rest.
sameee
Thank you, this imprinted the knowledge into my brain electrically while I was sleeping using 5G waves. Great lecture!
Thank you for your time, Dr . Brant Carlson
Thank you I was having insomnia for long time now I am fully cured 😴
He speaks just a bit fast for sleep.. but just put this on 75% speed. And it’s great!!
Maybe you should rehearse this before your lecture to get the pauses out? This is unprecedented for you. ❤ your show.
I woke up to this on my laptop and its 2 hours in 😂
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THIS CHANNEL IS GOLDEN AND WE WANT MORE !!!!
This went above my head, this narrator/genius guy sounds like Eric Foreman from that 70s show it's pretty awesome, I tried listening to an MIT lecture but it was also a little too advanced for me this video seems like it would be really good for students to watch before they went into a physics class I'm going back to letting michio kaku Anton Neil deGrasse spoon feed me interesting factoids.
Here to prepare for Oppenhiemer
13:34 the gang of quantum mechanics
I fell asleep but going to attribute that I’m 53, I mowed grass today and then afterwards rode my electric unicycle backwards for about 3-4 hours up and down Tampa Riverwalk.
Wonderful - but I hope ten years later this is up to date!
Bro I'm taking notes right now I'm locked in and will not be sleeping any time soon
lectures for sleep is the great new thing
I just got a job at NASA thanks to this channel. Just sleep and learn........😃👌
I like to think that Planks constant is named that because Plank is just really short, not having anything to do with his physics.
Sunday nights as a 31 year old blue collar construction worker are strange. Sitting down eating nachos alone listening to quantum psychics. I need to get out more 😂
The Michelson quote in the intro is interpretted backwards with respect to Uranus example. Universal gravitation would be the fundamental discovery, with a particular planet involving the "6th decimal". Where'd you read the Uranus thing?
Last I remember, I wasn't sleeping to quantum physics...
But, nonetheless, this'll help me with my engineering class somehow. Thanks for the great lecture!
I listen to this to fall asleep when I wake up I now understand the universe
Wait idk how RUclips knew I was asleep and put this on but unfortunately I love math and my brain kept trying to follow to figure it out. Awesome video tho!
Greatest sleep aide ever
is it just me or did i fall asleep and wake up to this?
This is exactly what I was looking for at currently 3am🙌🏼
Best sleep asmr video
For this I shall grant you a subscribtion.
i'm i the only person listening who is not a student in any way?
@@artcandi nop...
Definitely subscribing I needed something to sleep to
Michelson hit on Hoffman's discovery. But further into quantum mechanics with inorganics. Oh boy
wow i am the target audience of this, i usually play history of the universe or kurgezstat vids to fall asleep
Too fascinating to fall asleep too
Didn't study and I hope tomorrow I'll pass the exam.
Yep guys don't you believe it? I was one of those by the time. And every time I'm driving I see and remember the goods time that we had. Traveling at speed never seen before the arrival of our Beatyfull Moon.
I actually got excited watching this lol
I am scared that watching more of these videos will train me to actually falling asleep during my university lectures
Also I did start dreaming about integrals and didn’t know why until I woke up and saw this video in my history
This is perfect...... I would sleep through this in college.😅
No, you would not. This is how they teach QM to non-physicists in the chemistry and engineering departments and then they ask these students to pass a test... I have never seen such desperate students in my life. There is no way you can learn this stuff at this speed. There is no way you can understand anything (and the important easy parts that you could understand are poorly explained, to begin with).
QM ~ Infinite Potentials in 01 Possibilities.
This isn’t really “sleep and learn” when you’re required to look at the screen for 75% of the presentation, because of all the expressions/math equations in the vid
hey everyone, nice to meet you. i just wanted to make this comment to explain i woke up with this video playing.... i am at 2:08 and i must say the 3 minutes i saw when i wake up where quit interesting 😂 before i slept i watched a video of squizie, idk how i ended up here
fascinating
i woke up with this playing, i do not remember putting it on....
You can't get more basic about quantum physics than pointing out it's still theoretical
👏👏👏 😂great job buddy
I woke up at 3 in the morning to this
this cool and all bro but if im supposed to be studying i aint tryna sleep too
Uranus' pertubations caused them to predict neptune not vice versa
I’ve done 2 years of physics in university, this means I’ve completed 2 different year long courses on quantum physics, and for some reason I was surprised that the topics covered didn’t teach me anything new, I should’ve seen it coming but I still enjoyed the video
Awesome!
This is exactly wgat i was looki g for
The universe it sings to me
I fell asleep watching Ty last night and I do t remember watching this
tture for Sleep & Stu
bruh i accidentally fell asleep watching vsauce and woke up 2 hours into quantum physics fundamentals💀 i kinda like it tho
Sweet dreams everyone. See ya tommorow.
Hey yeah i dont think i belong here but youtube autoplayed it.
you are smart but i have some very serious arguments without needing uncertainty
The narrater's voice sounds familiar like that of Eric Forman from That '70s Show! 🤔
I gained 1 trillion more neurons from this video
Thanks gn
Eric, from that 70s show voice
Topher Grace! I was thinking the same
That’s cool, but can it show the world Kendrick was in?
I went to sleep n found my self here 💀
Why is this series called Sleep and Study?
I am assuming because this is the kind of video that you could fall asleep to (clear but gentle voice, no sudden sharp or loud noises, etc.).
Maybe theyre even going so far as to claim that this video will allow you to learn while sleeping, which has been posited in various science fiction novels in the past, but is not actually a thing.
Things on earrh are 1000 times magnified in other dimensjons n vice versa.
I have fallen asleep many times while watching complicated physics and math lectures. So one day I tried to sleep using those lectures and it works amazingly well.
Edit: As for this lecture i cant fall asleep to this because I know all that stuff already my brain just reimagines it more clearly