Why You Can't Clone Schrödinger's Cat
A Video about the No Cloning Theorem
Comments (12)
Felt too long for me, but I could probably get used to it.
well thats a new take
Excellent video, it's great to sit down and watch an in-depth explanation. Please make more.
Yes I liked this longer format too. Kudos.
Liked the in depth mathematical explanation. Please continue making such videos. (y)
Great video ! I really liked the way you use drawings in calculations (such as the "explosion" drawing), and the analogy with (A + B)^2 . You make it very clear, and in the same time you make us curious about knowing more about the details of those "quantum calculations". Thanks a lot
Liked the video! As a previous poster noted, you are the best judge of what length is suitable for a certain topic! Good pace in the video, aka it felt quick :)
Loooved it. If anyone complains about it being longer than a minute you can justify it by saying you never declared how MANY minutes the title "MinutePhysics" suggests. Like how dollar stores sell items for more than a dollar.
My original attraction to your videos was the density of information, and the ability to see many subjects covered in a given period of time. However, having watched this video, I find the length perfectly satisfying because it is a topic that required that amount of time. To shorten it would have short-changed my understanding. Lengthening a video on another (simpler) topic, however, runs the risk of being coming boring or trivial.
To complete my thought, I agree with Ken's comment that you have proven to me that you do a fine job of judging the depth, speed and length of explanations. I have no reason to believe that your evolution of this channel will be any less satisfying and enjoyable. So go with your gut.
Here's my feedback for questions of the general form, Should I do more videos like this? If you, Henry Reich, pick a subject that you're really passionate about, and a format/structure that seems right to you, and you're happy with the result, you've maximized the chances that I will like the video. If you start to lean towards pleasing your audience, you've increased the chance that I might possibly not like it as much. In other words I trust you to be the best decisionmaker for creating outstanding videos that we like. You have a very, very good track record so far. Keep it up! We love you.
Aww, thanks!