Quantum Complexity Inside Black Holes - Leonard Susskind

Date: 23 Oct, 2014
Leonard Susskind talks about the parallels between quantum mechanics and gravity and how new developments in various fields of scientific research are founding a platform to integrate the two theories.
This lecture addresses specifically how studying complexity inside black holes can provide insights into the links between quantum mechanics and gravity.

[@MichaelMcCausland-pg6qs]

Beautiful as you all coalesce into one database, we together through The Golden Thread! of knowledge or the spirit

[@ankith9121]

Hi sir. Now I m in standard 11, studying in India, and after getting your channel yesterday, I think I got the right channel, coz my aim is to become a THEORETICAL PHYSICIST!!!

[@fermibubbles9375]

unified theory of cosmic plasma physics is also driving this golden age of quantum mechanics. Black holes, Fermi bubbles, Interstellar Clouds, and Solar Ejections!!!

[@Sam_on_YouTube]

Given that the two papers came out in the same year and had 2 of the same authors, and given that one of the authors was ALBERT EINSTEIN, it wouldn't surprise me if a connection between ER and EPR crossed his mind.

[@spacepigs]

Thanks for the lecture. If I may nitpick: there's a typo in the title!

[@Belialith]

Wormholes are 'created' by assholes, who burrow and burrow interfereing in a place they were not invited in, and they do it until they destroy the whole place, turning it into a black hole. Unless they're stopped of course, and the damage repaired. Think of termites as an example. That's what I learned reading this book, "Eternal Humans and the Finite gods" by Theresa Talea. The Third Edition is the one she recommends.
(Oh and, one more thing, it says that there are natural white and black holes inside of stars, and so probably inside the central sun of the Milky Way Galaxy. That's what I'm trying to figure out. What's in the middle of the Milky Way Galaxy?)
Around 8:45 He's talking about conDENSEity. It seems that the more dense something is, the less life it has flowing through it. The more buoyant the energy is, the more pure life it has through it.

[@WildAnimalChannel]

It is an interesting lecture. ER=EPR sounds like it is true. But I just can't get excited about complexity. I prefer simplicity!

[@FarFromEquilibrium]

Interesting questions don't tend to have simple answers.

[@lookingfortruth1930]

@@FarFromEquilibrium id say it's made up. God created earth. That's as simple as it gets compare to big bang and their theories.

[@slapitman]

I am 11