Looks good got it on TV now.
Edit - yeah it was good. What is your opinion on it?
Are there alternate realities or is the universe just what it is (ie - we are all here by accident and what we do does not matter)? How does this affect the other great cosmic questions such as where did we come from and where are we going? Does it effect them at all?
The whole thing leaves you asking more question than you get answers.
I loved the comment that was "Anyone who says they get quantum physics, really doesn"t get it at all"
Without these thinkers and scientists though, nothing would get discovered or understood.
The two slit experiment was weird. It produces three lines of light, until you put sensors to monitor the protons, and then they produced two lines as you expected. That really messed with my head.
Is the moon there when you aren"t looking at it ? I don"t know.
There was an episode of QI the other week that had a question about the sun setting. They showed a video of a sunset and asked when the sunset. One of the guys buzzed once the sun had disappeared below the horizon.
As is the case with QI, they were wrong. The sun sets at the point the bottom of it makes contact with the horizon. This is due to the earths contours and refraction or something, so the sun has actually set, but you can still see it. Confused ? Yep, but who actually works this stuff out ?
I like the suggestion that it"s all to do with mathematics, but that then suggests the world is logical and conforms, which does beg the question about random acts. (Which could bring me onto a Derren Brown programme I saw the other night, but I only caught the end of it, so need to see it all before I comment)
