John Murph

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YouTube video by Vsauce2 The Man Who Killed Millions Trying To Grow Food In Snow

Lysenko killed millions, RFK "Hold my beer"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhSB...

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Sounds like #VRChat

Pope Ginger Crunch IV

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Seems FSU is an oxymoron

removing the competition to his own charging network?

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I've been fine-tuning my virtual reality simulations in VRChat and slowly working to put the assets into GitHub. It's remarkable that a 100-year-old model, ignored by theorists of the time, could produce such striking results.
vrchat.com/home/world/w...

It's great to see you here!

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#VRChat simulation showing how an early model of quantum scattering generates patterns that align with wave diffraction patterns even though the mechanisms are quite different. The clip shows a double-slit pattern, then a nine-slit pattern to show how both mechanisms produce a Talbot effect.

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I've just published a new world in #VRChat to help illustrate a model of quantum scattering proposed in 1923 by William Duane. Dismissed in favor of wave-particle duality, it was later shown to be consistent with quantum theory by Carolyne Van Vliet in 1967 and 2010.
vrchat.com/home/launch?...

… However, as Van Vliet pointed out (Quantization of linear momentum 1967), it's not amenable to a tidy solution. Ad-hoc moves such as collapse and many worlds result from adopting a model in which the particle behaves as a wave, partly based on the availability of a pathway to solve the equations.

The model of a wave and perfect classical walls works because it leads to getting an analytical solution the Schrodinger eqn. Another approach (Carolyne Van Vliet and William Duane) shows it's also just as valid to treat the walls as a superposition of states interacting with a localized particle…

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I'm telling you I haven't been briefed on those things

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