From black holes to superconductors: Stanford video

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The discussion highlights a video featuring Professor Sean Hartnoll from the Stanford Institute for Theoretical Physics, praised for its engaging and accessible content on complex topics like black holes and superconductors. Participants express appreciation for the depth of information provided, which goes beyond typical superficial explanations. There is a suggestion to support the video with "likes" to encourage more similar content from the Stanford Institute. The conversation emphasizes the value of making advanced scientific concepts understandable for a general audience. Overall, the video is recommended for those interested in theoretical physics.
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Hope this Link works. I thought this guy was great, for the layperson looking for more than the usual fluff. Might nice to give SITP some heavy "likes". Maybe they will do more.

Sorry not sure what forum this was most appropriate for...
 
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