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​@@Userizekai123 breaking bad ?? The tv show

​@@Userizekai123 He's talking to Heisenberg, get it? 😂

@@chandniku1770 😂

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There is no such thing as moving up the ranks in education system, true education shows you the versatility of reality and how tiny you are in the face of universe.

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Please explain.

​@@TheManOfTomorrow it is based on the uncertainty principle which states that the more precisely we try to measure the velocity of a particle. The less accurately we would know it's position

@@jaysallbedi what does it mean by "measure" ?

@@lazyguy4698 it means trying to find out the velocity of a moving particle

@@TheManOfTomorrow it basically says for really small particles (like electrons) you can't accurately measure (find out) it's velocity and the position of the electron Basically it is (uncertainty in momentum * uncertainty in position) >= h/4pi Where h is plank's constant

Here here!!

Exactly!

a true genius

Heisenberg > opendumber

@@luisfernando5998 ☝️🤓

The same goes with the product of uncertainty in energy and time also

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What is the name of the movie and where can i watch it

​@@sohamsanglikar3414​ It's a drama series, 'Genius'. The first season is regarding Einstein, from which this scene was taken

@@slavegang9939they never admitted anything like that you religious fanatic, your book is far worse in scientific knowledge as compared to a actual science book

@pb lmao no they didn't

Yesss me too realised the same

for me too, in my chemistry exam

I have my QM exam in 1 day.

And I forgot the mass part and I effed up😂

there's no greater or lesser genius. they both are geniuses

Heisenberg had a decade of clarity in the 1920s and early 1930s. After that, unfortunately, he regressed.

He achieved things very early.

ok dude go back to learning algebra lmao

You are goddamn right

Find each one, one at a time 😉

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It’s because we want to choose speed of light as a fundamental constant.

Nope! It was explained correctly. The product of the uncertainty in each is always greater than 0 (In particular h bar/2)

@@jayepstein1908 Yes you are right. I believe the OP is wrong as you cannot precisely ever measure the position or momentum. There is always some small uncertainty in the measurement. If the uncertainty in the position was 0 for example then the uncertainty in the momentum would become infinite to keep the uncertainty relation satisfied.

Nobody knows that, though? Idk anything about Heisenberg

This is pure fiction lol, never happened

@@bhavikmerchant920 yeah just like your dad.

Well, as far as I know, every scientist who took part in The Manhatan Proyect ended up regreting their contribution in the bomb construction.

Heisenburg was not a better man. His problem was that he greatly overestimated how much uranium he needed to build a nuclear weapon and was shocked when I discovered the America had made and used one. It was at this point he realised his mistake. We know he was shocked because then he and his group had been captured and conversations between the group were secretly recorded. And at no point did he or any of his group mention holding the project back. That only came much later when he was trying to cover up his failure to build a bomb. If he had got it right he would have built the bomb.

Which show is this

Nah, he was just interested only in making energy out of it "The Farm Hall transcripts reveal that Heisenberg, along with other physicists interned at Farm Hall including Otto Hahn and Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker, were glad the Allies had won World War II.[113] Heisenberg told other scientists that he had never contemplated a bomb, only an atomic pile to produce energy. The morality of creating a bomb for the Nazis was also discussed. Only a few of the scientists expressed genuine horror at the prospect of nuclear weapons, and Heisenberg himself was cautious in discussing the matter.[114][115] On the failure of the German nuclear weapons program to build an atomic bomb, Heisenberg remarked, "We wouldn't have had the moral courage to recommend to the government in the spring of 1942 that they should employ 120,000 men just for building the thing up."[116]" He definitely wouldn't have tried to suggest the idea. So it is pretty much in line with Genius above. Heisenberg's moral qualms were pretty much in line with what the series provides.

"When it's your life on the line, and the lives of everyone you know and love, your moral convictions don't mean anything, because at that moment the only thing you want is not to get shot..." -Boris Scherbina, Chernobyl(2019).

Unlike oppendummber

This is the same cliche line everyone says. There is no way your teachers didn't say that and that was not really an explaination

He would become even dangerous than the one who knocks

@@gehcontent5618he would've dropped an hydrogen bomb on tuco in 1st season

what history have you been smoking lmao

Can you please explain a little background of this scene??

Yeah people say it's uncertain to come to this conclusion but I always think that why Heisenberg believed atomic bomb is not possible but almost every physicists belived in it and he was one of the greatest genius on top of that at that current time he was best in whole world on understanding the movements of atomic particles , and discovery of atomic bomb was not something that required most unique approach, it required resources and time, atomic bomb discovery was basically a race against time, so i believe he knew it was possible and if he really tried to make bomb he could he made way earlier then Oppenheimer but still no one knows what was actual things and he said it is uncertain

Bad math! Funny!

@@myu4039 Where in the 158 pages plus at Forgotten Physics did you locate an error?

Hidden variables is like the perpetuum mobile. It can be disproved by maths alone. That is usually a very bad sign for a theory, and one should fully exhaust the possibilities with other theories before even thinking of testing it.

you may never know... it's uncertain

lol

He took it from the real guy, I think that's was explained in the show?

Explain

@@PK-hq9xe lol good one Adarsh Singh. For a brief moment, in the alley, Heisenberg was both alive and dead at the same time.

​@@PK-hq9xe Schrödinger s cat experiment, it was both alive and dead at the same moment

@@synchronaut1578 n1

Is he still laughing in the corner? If yes then tell him that laughing too much unnecessarily is a bad habit.

It's in the title

Position of electron

position here is the point where it exists as of that moment, Like coordinates (x,y,z) or better (i,j,k)

Star+

Nat Geo series

@@JitendraKumar-tt3ht is it on disney+?

@@agrajyadav2951 bhai I download it from pirate Bay 😁

stremio. Pirate it.

​Disney +

Yes

Genius.

@@alirezased2673 Ik he’s a genius, everyone’s a genius. but could you please tell us the name of the series!

​@@kashyaptandel5212 you're joking?

@@Jayantea what do you mean? also do you know the name of the series?

@@kashyaptandel5212 lol the name of the series is Genius

lmao

You mean a bootstrap paradox?

yea , tbh oppie was always filled with anxiety ever sine he had met Herr Heisenberg due to the fact that he was the only person in the world at that time apart from Bohr who understood the Concepts of QM better than anybody ,Some might argue even Einstein. But Heisenberg never agreed with Nazism(His grandpa was jewish) and aryan theory. So he never let the nazis get close to the bomb. He had already figured out the way to make the bomb way before oppie imo

Uhhh, no he didn't

@@jeffsirname I remember he made a bomb which he used to blow up the owner of a multimillion meth empire

@@kashyaptandel5212 I was taking about Werner Heisenberg hahaha, not Mr. White 🐻‍❄️

@@jeffsirname and i was joking 🗿

Genius: albert Einstein

Read title? read description?

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It's in the title and description

Genius albert Einstein

The more you try to find out where I stand (what I would do), the less you will find out.

By measure, I think, he means his work on fission which led the agent to almost give in the notion that the Germans wanted to prepare a bomb but which got contradicted by Heisenberg's own beliefs, which is his position. Basically you can consider the measure as Heisenberg's work and the position as his intention behind that work.

no more half measures waltuh

Apparently size does matter.

@@TheSLK66 It also speaks to a person's character. "To take the measure of a man." is a phrase that means to understand the character of a person, their ethics, morality, their judgement, or bravery in the face of challenges.

It's a national geographic series. Search for "Nat Geo Genius Season 1". It is basically about Einstein's life, but brilliantly explores themes of WW1 and WW2, and how Einstein was related to them.

@@mustajabali2827 actually I have watched that series twice but this scene wasn't there, as far as I remember

Yes, it's the first season of Genius. You can google it for "national geographic Genius", each season it's about an specific individual, in this case is Albert Einstein and second season is about Pablo Picasso. If you still can't find it, maybe look for Geoffrey Rush who acts as Albert.

@@premmhetre7504 yea it is actually there. But it's a bit difficult to find the uncut episodes

You can easily get all episodes cut and uncut on telegram.

Nah dude 11th is ease . All u really need to understand is chemistry is orbitlas

Because you aren't. ;-)

@@theiigotriangularround4880most important thing to understand is Uranus

It's there. Most likely you have seen the version where many scenes were cut

@@isohel9889 please tell me the episode... I'm not challenging I genuinely want to see 😅

It's a show called Genius from National Geographic.

Heisenberg? Heisenberg was simply full of himself. I think the story is that one of his engineers had the correct idea and he couldn't stand it that he had been outdone by a non-physicist. ;-)

@@schmetterling4477 where did u read that? An american or british media/publication? I wouldnt trust something claimed by an american or a brit

Hes basically saying, the more you ask the less I'll tell.

He basically meant even if he knew how to build a atom bomb he's not gonna make one

Measure: his ability to create the bomb Position: his (moral) stand on creating the bomb So the more you think he is capable of creating the bomb the less likely he is going to create it

I understood that the more he learns about his ability to create the bomb, the less he knows what is moral stand is

I think no one here gave you a proper explanation on the last sentence. in the last sentence he said how to make bomb, the more you know its position the less you know its velocity, which is basically how a bomb is made, but the guy with the gun got fooled.