[FullMtlAlcoholc]

Here is another link that, while being a tiny bit mathematically rigourous, made me have an "a ha" moment about how quantum computtattion works.

PBS Digital Studios is truly a treasure and really shows what's possible with eduxation when you truly take advantage of internet video.

[blechinger]

You mentioned a link to another educational video, however; you provided no links in your comment. Would you mind editing your content to include the link? I'm quite interested.

[JosephHatfield]

Maybe this video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrbJYsep45E

[FullMtlAlcoholc]

You also read my mind.

[pgrote]

Perhaps this is it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrbJYsep45E

[FullMtlAlcoholc]

It is indeed

[FullMtlAlcoholc]

I hate posting from my phone. Here it is:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrbJYsep45E

[nerdponx]

I tried to find it im the PBS Digital Studios YouTube channel and failed. But I did learn about PBS Digital Studios!

[FullMtlAlcoholc]

Also, I'm glad you became a fan! Some people mock anything that is government funded and reflexively assume private enterprise always makes a superior product.

One exception of many to this I recently found is when the gf and I were watching tv and she changed the station to the Science Channel. My excitement was destroyed by my exponentially higher dissapointment: The tv show she wanted to watch was Ghost Hunters...on the frickin science channel!!!!

[nerdponx]

Some people mock anything that is government funded and reflexively assume private enterprise always makes a superior product.

I am grateful to have never knowingly met one of these people.

[FullMtlAlcoholc]

Specifically, it's the Infinite series. Math is so much easier to understand with animations. Something that would take me hours of dense reading of some dusty tome can to grok requires only 20 minutes with modern video production