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"What Every Dog Should Know About Quantum Physics" at New Paltz Tuesday Night

By drorzel on March 14, 2011.

I've still got work to do today, but I did want to pop in quickly to note that I'll be giving my "What Every Dog Should Know About Quantum Physics" talk tomorrow night at 8 p.m. in the Coykendall Science Building Auditorium, at SUNY New Paltz. It's part of the Mid-Hudson Astronomical Association meeting, and has also been plugged in the local paper.

If you're in the area, and looking for something interesting to do, stop by and say hi, and learn a bit about why quantum physics matters to the dog on the go.

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Well, I already know quite a bit more about QM than a dog, but I may stop by just to visit. I would say "look for the guy with the beard and ponytail" but I'm guessing that, at a meeting of amateur astronomers, that won't do much to narrow it down.