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Can particles really be in two places at once? Featuring @Arvin Ash

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Today I tell you what happened when I wrote an opinion piece for the Guardian about quantum computing, had to explain what a qubit is, and decided against using the phrase that it “can be in two states at the same time”. What happened next and what did I learn from it? Can two particles really be in two places at once? What does that even mean? @Arvin Ash and I try to sort it out for you.

The opinion piece I am referring to is here: https://www.theguardian.com/te....chnology/2019/aug/02

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0:00 Intro
00:24 Superpositions
2:25 The Bloch Sphere
3:56 Words don't come easy
6:19 The trouble with words
8:46 Arvin Ash
10:48 What do we do?
11:26 New quantum mechanics course!

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