I have studied nuclear physics for over 30 years, but David may well be the greatest physics educator I have ever encountered. His gift for teaching is rare indeed.
I heard the potential briefly....till that distractly AWFUL choice of background music made it unwatchable...I was so looking forward to it too! I am very disappointed I cannot gain more knowledge from this worthy instructor
Indeed, i already watched a lot, and this 5 videos are by far the best in explain the concepts for some one that knows something but still has a lot of question.
Fourthed/quadrupliated!!! Just discovered this guy....at first, his slowish speed annoyed me, but NOW I realise I'm actually understanding it better .... instead of having to listen to a fast-talker three times!
Precise explanation of general physical interactions. Your narration is the key element; not a word wasted, and excellent visuals. The video was extremely insightful and clear. Thank you very much.
By far the easiest to understand lessons I've come across regarding the quantum world. You break it down in such a way that I, a layman, can grasp the basics of QM without losing the mental oooomph! of amazement inherent in the quantum realm. Well done, sir. Thank you, Professor Butler!
Why corrupt the Nobel prizes any more than they already are? The peace prize is corrupt enough, just give him one of those if you feel that he deserves Nobel Committee recognition.
I can only imagine how much of a herculean piece of work it must have been to research, document, and illustrate the topics here discussed and to do so at the very high standards of quality that are yours. I watch a lot of vulgarization videos, and yours are among the very best in my opinion, in terms of the balance you achieve between simplifying things and still providing detailed scientific, mathematics background. Before going on to watch "How fast is it", I wanted to say Thank you. THANK YOU!!
+seoman49 Your comment reminded me of Alexander Pope's "An Essay On Criticism" which contains the text: True wit is nature to advantage dressed, What oft was thought, but ne'er so well expressed. These videos have a beauty that appears when something is done very well. The Brahms Violin Concerto used in this video is an example of that beauty. Watching Michael Jordan make what was previously thought to be an impossible shot would be another example of the beauty of expertise. I have just one proton size request to be made of David Butler: Would you please add to the author's comments section the names of the compositions used in the sound track of the videos. Thanks for your excellent work.
This is spectacular. I spend a lot of time watching science/physics documentaries and no one else out there has been able to go so deep into the subject so clearly. Thank you!!
Mr. Butler, I am pasting here a comment I left as well on your HFAII fandom wiki. Just a small token of my appreciation in words. I just wanted to share my appreciation of your content! I am 26 years old and from Sweden. I have not (yet) studied any STEM field or any other field for that matter at university or college level. But I found my interest in quantum physics and cosmology late. Like 5 years ago by watching UA-cam videos from PBS Space Time, recorded university lectures and such. I have watched so many different videos on UA-cam on subjects like relativity and quantum physics and out of the hundreds of GREAT channels from many different amazing science communicators here YOUR channel is definitely one of the best and most sincere / genuine feeling. You are great at explaining, and your graphics are also very good. They get the message across clearly even though they are not like PBS space time level 3d stuff. Point is that the super produced graphics are clearly not necessary. I have watched your video books several times and each time I have picked up a lot of new stuff and a deeper understanding for the subjects so I feel like I get something new every time still. I love being able to look at stuff, like electronics for example, and have a deeper understanding of how it works. I guess that's what most of us that ended up on this website have in common: We love to understand how the universe works. How old is it? How fast is it? How small is it? Etc. I have thought about this a little and what you do really contributes to humanity. You have gathered so much knowledge over your years, and now you share it forward, so that younger people can learn what you learnt, and as they get older - thanks to you and the other giants whose shoulders they stand upon - grow to become even more knowledgeable. Without paying it forward, knowledge will be lost eventually. If you have inspired hundreds of people to go into stem fields, lets say. That is a huge contribution to the world. Butterfly effect? More like Butler effect hee-hee. You have got a snowball started rolling downhill and it will only grow with more positive outcomes. And the two best parts are: You don't seem THAT old I mean you have potentially decades left so I am hopeful we will get more awesome "chapters" of your series. Maybe share some of your knowledge in computers? I'd love to learn more about IC chips and the physics behind making them work, and how they work. I am sure you have loads of more things you could share. All I am saying is that if you enjoy doing this, you clearly have people that appreciate your hard work. You could easily also open a patron account, I am sure you have considered this already. But it just seems to me that you deserve money for this service you do to humanity. If the Kardashians get payed for what they do then so should you for what you do :-) If wages were based on contribution to humanity/society we would certainly live in a different world... Interesting thought. But I digress. ...And secondly - this will outlive you. And hopefully me too. Storage is getting cheaper and I think UA-cam will be seen as a vault of history. Videos will not disappear for a long long time. Especially now that Google owns it. I saw a video from the 40s' explaining vacuum tubes, and one from the 60s' explaining integrated circuits. They were old, but what they explained has not changed and they were great. So even though some parts of the cosmology will probably be outdated in 30 years, I am sure your videos will be able to teach people stuff for decades to come. Which in turn create people who can pass it on again... And let's not forget you are great at updating your videos and keeping the channel up to date when big stuff has come out. But then again, I watched the gravitational waves episode yesterday and was like the first time so surprised when in the end you said that we haven't seen any yet. The information in the video was still of course spot on with the only thing "wrong" today being you saying that we haven't. This turned out pretty lengthy. But it still feels so inadequate. I don't feel like my gratitude can even be shown in a little comment. Just know that you are spreading so much positivity with your what I have interpreted as your hobby project. It is amazing. Much respect and love and I hope you keep creating awesome content!! And if you don't, then what you have done so far has already taught more people than probably any university textbook you can find. THANK YOU! Kind regards Alfred Stahlin Stockholm, Sweden
I feel like I've learned more in a half-hour video than six months at college. Thank you! (By the way, to people complaining it's 'too boring', what did you expect from a video about a Higgs Boson? Comedy skits and cat vines? You're like those guys who order espressos and then complain their drink is too bitter, come on.)
Wait till you learn that matter doesn't exist, that your 'self' is merely a persistent perceptual illusion you developed around twelve months old, and that the Vedas logically explain consciousness and reality far better than anything you'll ever encounter in a university of dogmatism. There's so much mind blowing information you'll never get in college. Betcha you'll never learn that consciousness can literally be cut with a knife. Alien Hand Syndrome is an example of this behavior. Surgery can separate your consciousness into individualized parts, just as all 'living' things are individualized components of a singular consciousness.
@@maf7742 I didn't use the word "arbitrary" anywhere, nor does that word make any sense at all in the context of what I wrote. And I don't write B.S. I'm 50 years old, took logic courses in college, I don't rely on faith or belief for anything, and I've spent decades studying the nature of consciousness and reality... so which part exactly is B.S.
@@maf7742 I don't know how to respond to that because it's also not what I said. Unless I can understand what is confusing you, I can't really be much help. What statement are you referring to?
I do not have proper words to express the amazement that these videos cause in me, and how grateful I am with you and with all the people involved in this channel. Thank you, things like this are one of the main reasons I like life. PS : I did like the music too.
What a fantastic and truly outstanding physics video! Thank you for creating it! Without a doubt the best video I have seen about the Higgs, but in general: quality from start to finish. I am amazed that this stuff is available for free to people. Wish that I was back at the start of my physics degree again, this kind of stuff is truly a treasure for people wanting to learn more about our scientific understanding/process. The part about CERN in particular: fantastically done, Ravel's Bolero for the dance of the protons prior to their final collision (but not at the top of a mountain :-), maybe not far from being under) was the icing on the cake. Thank you, thank you, and thank you again.
I really like the stuff that is talked about in this video. The problem I have is that the people I know in my life, my friends, my family, my girlfriends, they don't give a damn about that. At least here I have a chance to watch the topics I really care about. I'm really fascinated by the way the universe works. Keep on the good work. I totally appreciate your videos.
A very well put together video though I am not a physicist and some of it goes over my head but love the music. Calming with your adorable gentle voice I'd come back just to hear you again.
Well done, sir. I especially enjoyed that you don't talk too quickly..., so I can follow along better. Also, the background music was enjoyable. Thank you.
I honestly cannot believe that you posted you liked the background music ROTFLMAOFF because myself and a many myriad of others HAD to surrender and stop viewing due to said background music, due to it's distraction! I'm glad you like it though!
I need to watch and read some bits more than once, but at least while you are explaining I actually get it. Best pedagogy on the field on yt. Profound respect and thanks for these vids.
I loved the explanations, the complications, the simplifications and over and above everything, the clarity of the ideas communicated through the clearest and sweetest voice of the fine looking Professor!
So SEA is a youtuber who blew my mind with space. I like learning about the mind blowing realities the universe holds. This video finally gave me a sufficient explanation of where we currently are with physics yet still blew my mind. This was awesome.
I like this man rate of speech, he speaks in short phrases, straight to the points no superficial fillers, no lame comedy, helps listeners grasp section by section, not overwhelming on complex concepts
Complexity into simplicity, great explanation, thank you sir, I understand better the particle and the wave, the weak and strong force. You're a gifted teacher!
This video is amazing, thank you sir for taking the time to make such an explanatory and thorough video on this subject. Most of the other physicists/videos on the subject don't even attempt to go anywhere near this much detail of how each particle that we know about in quantum mechanics function.
I noticed the music and presentation style and I liked it. I tend to be very data and information focused and watched to be educated. Not entertained. I am always dismayed at the complainers' comments though. I usually do not bother to read the inanity but unfortunately did so now. Great content video!
I am so glad to have come across David Butler, it really is like cracking youtube jackpot, he is the shepherd of my intellectual mind, so brutally soft as the subject matter requires, I just have to meditate more to keep my hype in check to be able soak in or understand these lectures better and better.
@@Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes First of all I would like to thank you for finding it noble. As I read your comment I laughed at how right you are. Nevertheless I think I just am a lovesick person, and I consider myself lucky and appreciate it very much to know who my true love is. I do find the fact that David Butler has been married for a long time so nice and it can only raise my hopes for my own good fortune.
David Butler you are a true teacher. I don't have any college background but understood a lot of what your teaching because of your teaching Style...Slow, concise, accurate, well spoken with a good attitude toward the student. Thank you...!:-)
Dear David Butler, I stumbled recently upon your two series "how small is it" and "how big is it" and find them absolutely fantastic, a delight. I am (perhaps like you) a professional scientist interested in all avenues of science. Your videos explanations of the very big and very small are second to none and can be followed by non scientists. I think you are significantly advancing the understanding of the big questions in science for the general audience.
Indeed, thank you, the simplified videos I've watched previously had masked the "actuality" of what was understood. I understand why, but you've captured and appropriately verbalized it where I now fully grasp the existing thinking... as much I can with limited knowledge. It answers many of the questions I had with the simpler videos - thank you!
Thank You for providing those of us that are interested in partical interactions with such great content. This video series was amazing. By FAR the best explaations i have ever heard, and the pacing is perfect! I sincerly hope at some point you decide to continue this dive into partical interacions with even more content.
That's one of the most soothing voices I've ever heard. Talk about something boring (vacation to Cleveland? Rubber band production?) and he could do a great bedtime insomnia series.
Wow, I have never watched a video like this about these subjects, so dense but so enlightening. I'm certain that I'll be watching all of your videos. Great work!
I just subscribed after seeing the first video of yours that I stumbled across and I can't express how excited to view more of your work. Just awesome dude.
I have studied nuclear physics for over 30 years, but David may well be the greatest physics educator I have ever encountered. His gift for teaching is rare indeed.
It sure is
I heard the potential briefly....till that distractly AWFUL choice of background music made it unwatchable...I was so looking forward to it too! I am very disappointed I cannot gain more knowledge from this worthy instructor
@@yendorelrae5476 Try the music and ad free version.
@@yendorelrae5476 lmao sorry everything wasn’t perfectly set for your absolute enjoyment
@@yendorelrae5476 this is the kind of guy who would crash a car into a pedestrian and blame the radio for distracting him
This is one of the best explanations of fields, empty space and Higgs Boson for semi-technical person.
Indeed, i already watched a lot, and this 5 videos are by far the best in explain the concepts for some one that knows something but still has a lot of question.
This is the best visual presentation I've ever seen for explaining QED and Feynman diagrams.👍
Thirded - and the best I’ve seen to explain fields too.
Fourthed/quadrupliated!!!
Just discovered this guy....at first, his slowish speed annoyed me, but NOW I realise I'm actually understanding it better .... instead of having to listen to a fast-talker three times!
😎
Precise explanation of general physical interactions. Your narration is the key element; not a word wasted, and excellent visuals. The video was extremely insightful and clear. Thank you very much.
Swipe left crowd: don't know what to use here to make me look smart
Swipe right crowd: best particle physics recap series I've found
By far the easiest to understand lessons I've come across regarding the quantum world. You break it down in such a way that I, a layman, can grasp the basics of QM without losing the mental oooomph! of amazement inherent in the quantum realm. Well done, sir. Thank you, Professor Butler!
Ah yes, one of those cases where -google- youtube goes recommending videos from years ago and it's a good thing.
I have to say these are by some measure my favorite science videos on UA-cam.
Hi David, There should be a noble prize for explaining complex things and you should be awarded that :) Thank you so much for the hard work Sir
Why corrupt the Nobel prizes any more than they already are? The peace prize is corrupt enough, just give him one of those if you feel that he deserves Nobel Committee recognition.
I can only imagine how much of a herculean piece of work it must have been to research, document, and illustrate the topics here discussed and to do so at the very high standards of quality that are yours. I watch a lot of vulgarization videos, and yours are among the very best in my opinion, in terms of the balance you achieve between simplifying things and still providing detailed scientific, mathematics background. Before going on to watch "How fast is it", I wanted to say Thank you. THANK YOU!!
+seoman49 Nice comment. I hope you enjoy "How fast ...
+seoman49 Your comment reminded me of Alexander Pope's "An Essay On Criticism" which contains the text: True wit is nature to advantage dressed, What oft was thought, but ne'er so well expressed. These videos have a beauty that appears when something is done very well. The Brahms Violin Concerto used in this video is an example of that beauty. Watching Michael Jordan make what was previously thought to be an impossible shot would be another example of the beauty of expertise.
I have just one proton size request to be made of David Butler: Would you please add to the author's comments section the names of the compositions used in the sound track of the videos. Thanks for your excellent work.
I have the music identified in the document for the video identified at the top. Would it be better to add it to the text?
Well said. These are amazingly produced videos.
well said
The schematic of the proton with the gluons is the best pictorial representation of this subject I have ever seen. Good job!
All of the people in this comment section who are complaining about being bored should go back to watching cat videos.
Schrödinger's cat or other cats?
@@bobparquet zing..,....nailed that one purrfect!
Play at 2x speed. Problem solved.
I've watched many of the videos in this category and by for your videos are the best, thank you sir
BeyondWrittenWords
This is spectacular. I spend a lot of time watching science/physics documentaries and no one else out there has been able to go so deep into the subject so clearly. Thank you!!
that's an understatement!!
Just discovered you a few months ago and I've watched about everything. Just wanted to say thank you brother! Keep the videos coming sir.
Mr. Butler, I am pasting here a comment I left as well on your HFAII fandom wiki. Just a small token of my appreciation in words.
I just wanted to share my appreciation of your content!
I am 26 years old and from Sweden. I have not (yet) studied any STEM field or any other field for that matter at university or college level. But I found my interest in quantum physics and cosmology late. Like 5 years ago by watching UA-cam videos from PBS Space Time, recorded university lectures and such.
I have watched so many different videos on UA-cam on subjects like relativity and quantum physics and out of the hundreds of GREAT channels from many different amazing science communicators here YOUR channel is definitely one of the best and most sincere / genuine feeling.
You are great at explaining, and your graphics are also very good. They get the message across clearly even though they are not like PBS space time level 3d stuff. Point is that the super produced graphics are clearly not necessary.
I have watched your video books several times and each time I have picked up a lot of new stuff and a deeper understanding for the subjects so I feel like I get something new every time still.
I love being able to look at stuff, like electronics for example, and have a deeper understanding of how it works. I guess that's what most of us that ended up on this website have in common: We love to understand how the universe works. How old is it? How fast is it? How small is it? Etc.
I have thought about this a little and what you do really contributes to humanity. You have gathered so much knowledge over your years, and now you share it forward, so that younger people can learn what you learnt, and as they get older - thanks to you and the other giants whose shoulders they stand upon - grow to become even more knowledgeable.
Without paying it forward, knowledge will be lost eventually.
If you have inspired hundreds of people to go into stem fields, lets say. That is a huge contribution to the world.
Butterfly effect? More like Butler effect hee-hee.
You have got a snowball started rolling downhill and it will only grow with more positive outcomes.
And the two best parts are: You don't seem THAT old I mean you have potentially decades left so I am hopeful we will get more awesome "chapters" of your series.
Maybe share some of your knowledge in computers? I'd love to learn more about IC chips and the physics behind making them work, and how they work.
I am sure you have loads of more things you could share.
All I am saying is that if you enjoy doing this, you clearly have people that appreciate your hard work. You could easily also open a patron account, I am sure you have considered this already. But it just seems to me that you deserve money for this service you do to humanity.
If the Kardashians get payed for what they do then so should you for what you do :-)
If wages were based on contribution to humanity/society we would certainly live in a different world... Interesting thought. But I digress.
...And secondly - this will outlive you. And hopefully me too. Storage is getting cheaper and I think UA-cam will be seen as a vault of history. Videos will not disappear for a long long time. Especially now that Google owns it. I saw a video from the 40s' explaining vacuum tubes, and one from the 60s' explaining integrated circuits. They were old, but what they explained has not changed and they were great.
So even though some parts of the cosmology will probably be outdated in 30 years, I am sure your videos will be able to teach people stuff for decades to come. Which in turn create people who can pass it on again...
And let's not forget you are great at updating your videos and keeping the channel up to date when big stuff has come out.
But then again, I watched the gravitational waves episode yesterday and was like the first time so surprised when in the end you said that we haven't seen any yet. The information in the video was still of course spot on with the only thing "wrong" today being you saying that we haven't.
This turned out pretty lengthy. But it still feels so inadequate. I don't feel like my gratitude can even be shown in a little comment.
Just know that you are spreading so much positivity with your what I have interpreted as your hobby project. It is amazing. Much respect and love and I hope you keep creating awesome content!! And if you don't, then what you have done so far has already taught more people than probably any university textbook you can find.
THANK YOU!
Kind regards
Alfred Stahlin
Stockholm, Sweden
It was long. But I read every word of it. Thank you very much.
I feel like I've learned more in a half-hour video than six months at college. Thank you!
(By the way, to people complaining it's 'too boring', what did you expect from a video about a Higgs Boson? Comedy skits and cat vines? You're like those guys who order espressos and then complain their drink is too bitter, come on.)
Wait till you learn that matter doesn't exist, that your 'self' is merely a persistent perceptual illusion you developed around twelve months old, and that the Vedas logically explain consciousness and reality far better than anything you'll ever encounter in a university of dogmatism. There's so much mind blowing information you'll never get in college.
Betcha you'll never learn that consciousness can literally be cut with a knife. Alien Hand Syndrome is an example of this behavior. Surgery can separate your consciousness into individualized parts, just as all 'living' things are individualized components of a singular consciousness.
That's kinda bs though
if consciousness is arbitrary then so is that statement
I don't see why it should be much of a big deal, but I digres
@@maf7742
I didn't use the word "arbitrary" anywhere, nor does that word make any sense at all in the context of what I wrote. And I don't write B.S. I'm 50 years old, took logic courses in college, I don't rely on faith or belief for anything, and I've spent decades studying the nature of consciousness and reality... so which part exactly is B.S.
the idea that studying a subjective concept makes your subjectiveness objective
@@maf7742
I don't know how to respond to that because it's also not what I said.
Unless I can understand what is confusing you, I can't really be much help.
What statement are you referring to?
By far the best explanation I have seen yet of how fields interact to generate what we observe, brilliant!
This series was a wonderful adventure. Thank you for that.
I do not have proper words to express the amazement that these videos cause in me, and how grateful I am with you and with all the people involved in this channel. Thank you, things like this are one of the main reasons I like life.
PS : I did like the music too.
What a fantastic and truly outstanding physics video! Thank you for creating it! Without a doubt the best video I have seen about the Higgs, but in general: quality from start to finish. I am amazed that this stuff is available for free to people. Wish that I was back at the start of my physics degree again, this kind of stuff is truly a treasure for people wanting to learn more about our scientific understanding/process. The part about CERN in particular: fantastically done, Ravel's Bolero for the dance of the protons prior to their final collision (but not at the top of a mountain :-), maybe not far from being under) was the icing on the cake. Thank you, thank you, and thank you again.
You made physics particle easy to understand. Thanks
I don't watch anything else on you tube now, you are amazing David,
Absolutely brilliant! The best encapsulation of current status of knowledge in this area that I have seen or listened to.
This was one of the best videos I've watched in this topic. Thank you for putting this together. Lots to think about
Homie popped out the aether and dropped the clean lesson in weak force bless up!!
I really like the stuff that is talked about in this video.
The problem I have is that the people I know in my life, my friends, my family, my girlfriends, they don't give a damn about that.
At least here I have a chance to watch the topics I really care about.
I'm really fascinated by the way the universe works.
Keep on the good work. I totally appreciate your videos.
I can relate to that.
I could never imagine having a discussion with my friends & family about sub atomic particles.
Oh well, each to their own.
Marc Duperron same here
ditto. At least one can swap his girlfirends...
i also felt same thing. anyways we can always pursue thing which interest us alone
I actually have the same problem. we need to make a support group LOL...
A very well put together video though I am not a physicist and some of it goes over my head but love the music. Calming with your adorable gentle voice I'd come back just to hear you again.
Well done, sir.
I especially enjoyed that you don't talk too quickly..., so I can follow along better.
Also, the background music was enjoyable.
Thank you.
I honestly cannot believe that you posted you liked the background music ROTFLMAOFF because myself and a many myriad of others HAD to surrender and stop viewing due to said background music, due to it's distraction! I'm glad you like it though!
For sure one of best video expalaining fields, virtual particles, higgs boson... it cleared so many questions i had. :) now i can continue digging
the best particle physics coverage for non-scientists I've found so far. Thanks a lot!
I bet you have to sign up early, to get one of Dr. Butler's classes. clear explanations. I like all the background music.
One of the best videos on youtube
I did not ask what is going on with action at a distance. I love your artistic choices of music. It is very nice.
Straight to the point, no time wasted in poetic explanation. Excellent.
This series is just brilliant. The best presentation of particle physics I have seen. Just excellent.
You are the Bob Ross of physics!
Eyes sleepy
Body tired
Time 6 in the morning
Brain Lets watch strong forces!
I need to watch and read some bits more than once, but at least while you are explaining I actually get it. Best pedagogy on the field on yt. Profound respect and thanks for these vids.
I loved the explanations, the complications, the simplifications and over and above everything, the clarity of the ideas communicated through the clearest and sweetest voice of the fine looking Professor!
Dude just wanted to know why magnet atracc, but ended up learning why mass is mass
Bad physics.
it protec, it attacc, but most importantly, it atracc
increasing playback speed definitely helps
Coward
Sir, your material on UA-cam is among the best, most respected and most fun to watch and learn from!! Seriously! I applaud you sir, 👏
So SEA is a youtuber who blew my mind with space. I like learning about the mind blowing realities the universe holds. This video finally gave me a sufficient explanation of where we currently are with physics yet still blew my mind. This was awesome.
David Butler -- You are phenomenal at what you do here. You have a new subscriber for life. I can not wait to watch all of your videos!
By far the best video explaining the Higgs Boson. Thanks!
The moment I saw this man glitch in through that magnetic flux I knew I was in the right place.
True. Acceleration is all the divisions of dimensional realms. Physics 101. With a restantes ot pressure..
Oh man you got me laughing good
I like this man rate of speech, he speaks in short phrases, straight to the points no superficial fillers, no lame comedy, helps listeners grasp section by section, not overwhelming on complex concepts
Complexity into simplicity, great explanation, thank you sir, I understand better the particle and the wave, the weak and strong force. You're a gifted teacher!
No.I am familiar with Poincarrie, Fibonacci is the mathematician you should study.
This video is amazing, thank you sir for taking the time to make such an explanatory and thorough video on this subject. Most of the other physicists/videos on the subject don't even attempt to go anywhere near this much detail of how each particle that we know about in quantum mechanics function.
All of the videos are the most beautifully explained i love all of it
2 hours of goose bumps! Thank you David.
To me, this is beautiful... I had tears...I am a metals craftsman. Thank you for sharing!
Bravo David. You have raised the bar from your own already towering position. I can't wait to see the next one. Thank you sir.
This is the best explanation ever!!!I've watched hundreds of these. This is the best one to date
That was absolutely brilliant! I am blown away! Thank you so much for this!
Brilliant overview. Loved the graphic at 25min of the proton collisions:) Trippy stuff. Thanks for uploading.
Best explanations I have ever heard, thanks a million Mr. Butler, the simulations are a big help to understanding.
Simply the best video about the Standard Model/Higgs on the internet
I noticed the music and presentation style and I liked it. I tend to be very data and information focused and watched to be educated. Not entertained. I am always dismayed at the complainers' comments though. I usually do not bother to read the inanity but unfortunately did so now. Great content video!
For the first time I can understand “virtual particles” as non persistent or non resonant disturbances in a relevant field. Thankyou !
A clear explanation! Should be watched twice though by non-physicists.
Well done!!
Outstanding series!
Thank you so much!
I wish we had more instructors like yourself, extremely informative & entertaining. Great job!
I am so glad to have come across David Butler, it really is like cracking youtube jackpot, he is the shepherd of my intellectual mind, so brutally soft as the subject matter requires, I just have to meditate more to keep my hype in check to be able soak in or understand these lectures better and better.
Noble effort, but it's likely he's been married for a long time
@@Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes First of all I would like to thank you for finding it noble. As I read your comment I laughed at how right you are. Nevertheless I think I just am a lovesick person, and I consider myself lucky and appreciate it very much to know who my true love is. I do find the fact that David Butler has been married for a long time so nice and it can only raise my hopes for my own good fortune.
I wish I had teacher like you growing up. The way you explain and elaborate is just amazing. ❤️
David Butler you are a true teacher. I don't have any college background but understood a lot of what your teaching because of your teaching Style...Slow, concise, accurate, well spoken with a good attitude toward the student. Thank you...!:-)
Excellent presentation. Thanks. Looking forward to more.
These explanations are great. Been looking for this for a while. thank you
really helped me make sense of a subject that has interested me for several decades
Amazing ! I need to watch this again. Thank You So Much !
Scientists at CERN have the most advanced measuring device ever created, but they still can't see why kids love the taste of Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
Dear David Butler, I stumbled recently upon your two series "how small is it" and "how big is it" and find them absolutely fantastic, a delight. I am (perhaps like you) a professional scientist interested in all avenues of science. Your videos explanations of the very big and very small are second to none and can be followed by non scientists. I think you are significantly advancing the understanding of the big questions in science for the general audience.
Great work David!! Looking forward to you next one!
Indeed, thank you, the simplified videos I've watched previously had masked the "actuality" of what was understood. I understand why, but you've captured and appropriately verbalized it where I now fully grasp the existing thinking... as much I can with limited knowledge. It answers many of the questions I had with the simpler videos - thank you!
This is interesting and inspiring. Great Thanks David Butler
Thank You for providing those of us that are interested in partical interactions with such great content. This video series was amazing. By FAR the best explaations i have ever heard, and the pacing is perfect! I sincerly hope at some point you decide to continue this dive into partical interacions with even more content.
I love the proton, because it's always so positive. :)
Ha ha ha
He is such a good teacher. Thank u for this video✨
Can't explain how truly great these videos are.
Is this Bob Ross’s more chilled out brother?
Great vid. I didn't think I would enjoy at first but actually found it very interesting right from the start
Clear, concise, up to date, and the graphics are brilliant; thank you for helping me try to grasp this branch of physics.
Again one of these thrilling lectures I just got to it see now. We are really living in an unbelievalbe world. Many thanks for this!!
Just wanted to express my appreciation for this video. Thanks!
That's one of the most soothing voices I've ever heard. Talk about something boring (vacation to Cleveland? Rubber band production?) and he could do a great bedtime insomnia series.
you're right, this was damn exciting! (seriously, years of random physics knowledge crystallized in 30 minutes and 1 second for me)
absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for this wonderful video and presentation!
Wow, I have never watched a video like this about these subjects, so dense but so enlightening. I'm certain that I'll be watching all of your videos. Great work!
Excellent presentation!!! Thank you.
this is the best video I've seen in a while ! thanks!
What a wonderful channel! Thank You Mr Butler!
David you have done an amazing job at putting all this together. Incredible!
Come on baby light my fire
Try to set the night on
*FIRE!*
Great job David. I watch a lot of these sort of videos and this is one of the best.
Brilliant sir, as usual. Thanks for your generosity.
Thank you for a fantastic explanation coupled with great visual aids. I look forward to watching more of your videos.
Thank you for producing this video
Awesome clips … super interesting … thanks a lot … !
I just subscribed after seeing the first video of yours that I stumbled across and I can't express how excited to view more of your work. Just awesome dude.
Thank you for these informative videos. I love the music playing in background in all of them.