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The smaller scale of the universe which is governed by the laws of quantum physics seems a challenge to common sense. Subatomic objects can be in more than one room at a time, two particles at opposite ends of a galaxy can share information instantly, and the mere act of observing a quantum phenomenon can change radically.
In this program, Vlatko Vedral, a physicist at the University of Oxford, Eduard Punset explain how the strangest thing of all is that the universe itself would not be composed of matter or energy but information.
