Tue, May 11 2010 10:46
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Getting choked up...
For all the stuff that annoys me about the future, this makes it seem worthwhile.
For all the stuff that annoys me about the future, this makes it seem worthwhile.
Sun, May 9 2010 05:17
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Thu, Apr 22 2010 08:23
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"Say howdy to George Carter, and thank him for taking the pistol from you when you were shooting at me."
Craaaaapped.
Craaaaapped.
Fri, Apr 16 2010 02:47
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Sun, Apr 11 2010 08:39
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In a nutshell, Feynman’s astonishing proposition is that nature actually does try all paths. But nearly all of them cancel out with their neighboring paths, through a quantum analog of destructive interference — except for those very close to the classical path where the action is minimized (or more precisely, made stationary). There the quantum interference becomes constructive, rendering those paths exceedingly more likely to be observed. This, in Feynman’s account, is why nature obeys minimum principles. The key is that we live in the macroscopic world of everyday experience, where the actions are enormous compared to Planck’s constant. In that classical limit, quantum destructive interference becomes extremely strong and obliterates nearly everything that could otherwise happen.
From this article on basic calculus.. "Change we can believe in"
From this article on basic calculus.. "Change we can believe in"
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