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  1. Right? Except it's not that it was "useful in the ancestry environment". I'm sure they were born that way initially. They weren't cavemen in the way that we think of them. They were smart and innovative. The brain is an amazing creation.

  2. could you unintentionally cause or see the length of a space move on appear to become longer?
    I ask because I've had this happen to me on 3 different occasions at the same place different times of day in the past week. I just started studying Quantum Mechanics. Not school, on my own.
    Sorry if it sounded like I'm losing it. But I even tried closing my eyes and opening them again to let my eyes adjust and it still did it

  3. These sir say that if we were so small then there would be no need for quantum revolution for us. I have a simple question for these sir that please tell me that if we had to see an electron at that level also, then would the source be different, like if we have to measure an electron today, then we need a microscope whose wavelength is less than the wavelength of the electron, but if it is so and we measure it also, then when it hits the electron, then due to the high energy hit on the electron, its position and momentum both will get disturbed, and this is the same for normal humans too, then does our being small in size break the law of nature?

  4. That is what is fascinating me.. True intelligencewhen you have newton law in your head and using it without realizing it, not calculating like a nerd on desk the ball trajectory 😅

  5. When you are that small, you wouldnt have to estimate for position, you could see exact positions. Your perspective wouldnt change if everything scaled down. You would be experiencing the same movement as the particles in your surroundings so it would cancel out.

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