Here's where the rubber meets the quantum road. You're now in the thick of it, where wave functions and particles do the cha cha slide.
Here's where the rubber meets the quantum road. You're now in the thick of it, where wave functions and particles do the cha cha slide.
Entanglement is where two or more particles get all knotted up like a big ol' ball of twine. You know, like when you try to untangle that one pesky string and end up with a mess?
Here's an example of quantum entanglement in action.
Superfluidity is like when particles get all fluid and start flowing like they're in a fancy cocktail party. It's all like, 'Hey, I'll just have a little bit of wave-particle duality, thank you very much!'
Here's an example of superfluidity in action.
Quantum Teleportation is like, 'Hey, I'm over here, but I'm also over there, and I'm also over everywhere, but don't ask me how, because, reasons!'
Here's an example of quantum teleportation in action.
And that's it for today's quantum lesson. You now know the basics of Quantum Superposition in Practice. Don't get too cocky, though - quantum mechanics is hard, man.
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