Comments by "Stevie" (@matthewhorizon6050) on "Sean Carroll Blows Joe Rogan's Mind With Laplace's Demon" video.

  1.  @roonces8788  Granted, your statement may be true, but the amount of scientists that have a working knowledge of quantum theory/mechanic lies somewhere in the range of 100 people. This is a common sentiment shared among many of the individuals who posses this knowledge.
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  2. Me too, wft. Jamie!
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  3.  Telios Abraxas  It wouldn't surprise me if he was givin up the mangina.
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  4.  @roonces8788  All my academic achievements, degrees and acolytes are in the humanities -- all in the arts (social work and sub use counseling), while my bachelor's is in the sciences (Hum Dev Eco). I'm an LCSW that works as a psychotherapeutic clinician/therapist. My point, quantum mechanics is not in my wheelhouse. I find it fascinating, but I don't understand the math or nomenclature. But to answer your question, I've heard Steve Carol, sir Rodger Penrose, Eric Weinstein, Neil deGrasse Tyson, etc. throw around the "100" number. And when I say working knowledge, I mean someone that understands the field inside and out. In other words, they could teach at Princeton if called upon for the task. lyes 7o one really understands it. There have not been any new breakthroughs in quantum physics, including any of the sub:$$/5field theoretical frameworks that have been stagnate for decades
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