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Dec 2020
2m 15s

Crazy Quantum World !

Shreyas Ramakrishna
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This podcast gives brief description of quantum mechanics. Quantum mechanics is full of bizarre experiences. It is very confusing, at first. But, once you observe closely, you can understand it better. Afterall, it is the basic stuff, for all those activities we do in our everyday life. 
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