Episode Three: The Cure for Cancer Conspiracy
Episode Four: Alex Jones and Endgame
Episode Five: The Moon Landing Hoax
Episode Six: The Fed is Alright
Episode Six B: The Fed is Alright
Episode Seven: The Vast Science Conspiracy
Early quantum theory had two approaches: Matrix mechanics proposed by Heisenberg and wave mechanics developed by Schrödinger. Heisenberg found the physical ideas of Schrödinger's theory "disgusting," and Schrödinger was "discouraged and repelled" by lack of visualization in Heisenberg's method.
From http://mooni.fccj.org/~ethall/quantum/quant.htm
The more I think about the physical portion of Schrödinger's theory, the more repulsive I find it...What Schrödinger writes about the visualizability of his theory 'is probably not quite right,' in other words it's crap.
--Heisenberg, writing to Pauli, 1926
From http://www.aip.org/history/heisenberg/p08.htm
Quote used in show:
Why are stone flakes made by small-brained early hominins in Ethiopia 2.5 million years ago immediately recognizable as artifacts (Semaw 2000), while supposed >15,000-year-old "tools' from the Americas are indistinguishable from naturally fractured stone?
From PDF
Out of order fossils and artifacts:
Episode Eight: The Free Energy Conspiracy
Episode Nine: The HIV Conspiracy
Episode Ten: Canadian Conspiracies
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