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Pilot Waves vs Many Worlds | Wife Reacts to Quantum Mechanics (Part 2)
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27:57Now PlayingFrom Copenhagen to pilot waves and many worlds, interpreting quantum mechanics is difficult. In this video, I try to explain them all to my wife. Let's see how I did.
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