Leonard Susskind on The World As Hologram

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Published on Nov 4, 2011 by

Leonard Susskind of the Stanford Institute for Theoretical Physics discusses the indestructability of information and the nature of black holes in a lecture entitled The World As Hologram.

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  • @dontpunchgirls aka there is differers when you mixing light or when you mixing paint ;)

  • @dontpunchgirls No I have not studied art but I know that colours that you paint with is a bit different, so in a sense you could have right. But I know that a pixel is made of RGB colours like in LCD or CRT. So in a sense he is still right because he was referring to pixels ^^ It is most common to refer on RGB colours when you are talking about pixels and computers. But ye, if you want to print pixel you would use cyan, magenta and yellow tones. /w love <3

  • @K0lsyr4 you have obviously never studied art, prime colors are red blue and yellow, blue and yellow make green, red and blue make purple and yellow and red make orange, red and green make brown as green is not a prime color. get some paint and try it out you will soon see Im right or you could just google it probably get the answer that way too but you are right he's not really chatting about color i just felt i should correct it regardless.

  • @dontpunchgirls It is RGB (red green blue). Green and red makes yellow. And that does not matter.. He was not talking about colours.

  • Fascinating stuff! thanks!

  • @ascetic43 Cheers my friend .... i believe you and i understand whatchu sayin

  • red blue and yellow not red green and blue

  • @yasirnori Believe me, I'm not religious, you misunderstand. I renounce Abraham's god. See? And it's not really "science" I'm talking about, it's "technicianism". It's "science as religion". I don't think you'd disagree if I had the energy to go on. I just don't. No argument that Susskind is awesome. Let's stick to likeness instead of hunting for difference. Cheers, for real. No sarcasm.

  • so,the ancient egyptians are right.. to mummified their body to be rising it alive by future consequences ... long live the  black hole!!!!

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