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Hi all, just finished episode 3 of a series on conceptualising Quantum Mechanics and hope you like it. I covered the so-called “Quantum Recipe” or how we can use the tools of Quantum Mechanics to make predictions about how fundamental particles and real-world objects behave. I also talk about how I don’t credit the Copenhagen Interpretation as being a physical theory because it doesn’t make any statements about what actually exists, instead saying essentially all we can do is calculate and nothing more. In future videos I will cover the GRW theory (which I think is actually a physical theories) and discuss the ontology of Quantum Physics in more detail. Hope it’s of interest!