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Quantum on the Treadmill
by John Willis
Welcome to Quantum on the Treadmill.Over the past few months, I’ve been trying to understand quantum physics—and honestly, it hasn’t been easy. I’m not a physicist, and equations aren’t naturally how I think. Instead, I ask strange questions: Why whole numbers? What is Planck’s constant? And why did anyone believe these ideas in the first place?Most of these questions came to me while walking on the treadmill. So I began using AI to challenge my assumptions, explore the history, and help me make sense of the science.Then I realized I could automate almost the entire creative process without stepping off the treadmill—from capturing the conversation and organizing the ideas to creating the script, audio, and visuals.This series is an experiment in learning, exercise, AI, and curiosity.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to Quantum on the Treadmill.Over the past few months, I’ve been trying to understand quantum physics—and honestly, it hasn’t been easy. I’m not a physicist, and equations aren’t naturally how I think. Instead, I ask strange questions: Why whole numbers? What is Planck’s constant? And why did anyone believe these ideas in the first place?Most of these questions came to me while walking on the treadmill. So I began using AI to challenge my assumptions, explore the history, and help me make sense of the science.Then I realized I could automate almost the entire creative process without stepping off the treadmill—from capturing the conversation and organizing the ideas to creating the script, audio, and visuals.This series is an experiment in learning, exercise, AI, and curiosity.
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