What the double-slit experiment proves about reality

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Keep your files private with Filen’s end-to-end encrypted cloud storage. Sync files across devices, back up photos automatically, use encrypted notes, and stay in control of your data: https://bit.ly/3RoM5ra Everything you are. Everything you do. Everything you see, touch, love… all of it is made up of atoms. Trillions of them, arranged into separate, individual entities. A person who can wake up, move, work; and the things they can sleep on, move around in, and work with. That's the version of reality we've all quietly agreed on. That the universe is made of separate, well-behaved little objects, each one existing on its own, whether or not anything is watching. But in 1961, one quantum experiment completely shattered this assumption. And the single result from this experiment has haunted physicists for over sixty years. 00:00 What the double-slit experiment proves about reality 01:15 London 1801 03:14 Germany 1961 07:28 Belgium 1927 12:23 Earth 2026 28:24 Quantum Biology and You

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