But if I can be manageable, predictable, and in control, and give little pieces of a risk-- and risk is very different for different kids. I had a beanbag one time in a room where a child does a lot of really more academic work and not the social piece. And he sat in the beanbag .
So classical objects have very predictable behavior from your intuition, because that's what you're used to. So take these beanbag holes, for instance. You just throw a beanbag through.
So take these beanbag holes, for instance. You just throw a beanbag through. You watch its trajectory.
I had a beanbag one time in a room where a child does a lot of really more academic work and not the social piece. And he sat in the beanbag . And I thought, oh, I'm going to do a sensory social activity is what we call it.
But if you took that same object-- and in fact, people have done experiments on things quite large, up to buckyballs, which, granted, is much smaller than a beanbag -- and you cooled it down enough and you had a precise enough instrument to measure it, you would find out that if you put one particle through that-- so if you kept throwing that beanbag towards these two
But they had a very small space, a very informal kind of setting, warehouse. We put a bunch of beanbags . You know, Man'oushe Street was the concession stand.
And I thought, oh, I'm going to do a sensory social activity is what we call it. And so I went and I picked the beanbag up. And I kind of gave pressure, and I just picked it up.
The the heroes, the martyrs were these soldiers." And they try for the first months after it to try to get this narrative to stick, There were shooting to wound, there was beanbag shot, there were rubber bullets, there was enormous amount of tear gas.
And so I went, down, down, down. And I did not let go because I knew he would be out of that beanbag . And I know he'll enjoy it if he can see that it is manageable, predictable, and is controlled.
you would find out that if you put one particle through that-- so if you kept throwing that beanbag towards these two holes, you would find that the beanbag was interfering with itself, which is kind of a strange effect to have. So this is a classical double slit experiment, which-- or a quantum double slit experiment, rather, that showed some of the original properties of why we started
and we peered into the room. There were lots of people inside working on computers and lounging on beanbags , and I thought if I did decide to go here, I'd work on the paper, too. "You know what's great about going to school nearby your house?" my father asked as we left.
They actually serve a purpose. Small talk is more like that game hacky sack, where you have a little beanbag ball, and you stand in a circle
is much smaller than a beanbag -- and you cooled it down enough and you had a precise enough instrument to measure it, you would find out that if you put one particle through that-- so if you kept throwing that beanbag towards these two holes, you would find that the beanbag was interfering with itself, which is kind of a strange effect to have.
So I look forward to that part of the discussion. But whenever I talk about stuff, and whenever people come to Google-- you guys have seen the beanbags . You've seen the lava lamps.