John Polkinghorne - Why is the Quantum so Mysterious? 

This channel is legendary

I think I'm in love.

Thank You! I liked hearing this man's thoughts. I will listen to it again.

I interviewed John P for "Tsunami:Where was God?" on Channel 4 TV in 2005....he hasn't aged a jot. Great man, great mind.

I love this guy, I could listen to him all day. By jove, blimey causality, yes there's a god and it's a package deal!

In all the universe, there is not one single particle. The things we call "particles," are in fact, waves. Electron is a wave, proton and neutron - all (deBroglie) waves. There is never a case where matter doesn't adhere to Schrodinger's wave equation, but plenty of cases where particle theory fails. Given that we live in a world of waves, where is the world of solid objects (particles)? Regarding interactions, where is faster-than-light? Faster-than-light is theoretically possible, look in any advanced physics textbook for the energy needed to exceed the speed of light?

Love this guys brain. May the Almighty be pleased with him

That was a delicious epistemological course. A bit too rich for my brain to filter on the daily, but definitely three star all the way.

Best interview in the series,...so far.

Rest in peace John March 2021

We cannot ever fully understand our universe because we cannot step outside of it.

Brilliant man!

Creative thinking about quantum indeterminacy

How does causation manifest in physical reality and quantum mechanics?

I just think quantum indeterminacy at the subatomic level makes more sense?

Rest in Peace

His explanation was a bit biased and a little to reserved. But I still like the talk.

Love your thoughts on Big questions. From Pakistan Gilgit blatistan

future is unpredictable? measurement in present leads to unpredictable future?

You can start off with energy and get information but can you start off with information and get energy?