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Thanks for the kind words! For anyone curious to dive deeper into the crazyness that is quantum mechanics I can highly recommend a few resources:

- Sean M Carroll's work, in particular his Biggest Ideas in the Universe books: https://www.preposterousuniverse.com/biggestideas/

- Artur Ekert, basically the father of Quantum Cryptography has an amazing course for free on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@ArturEkert . It's a very precise and understandable explanation of quantum computing, and some of the math that is involved with quantum mechanics.

- If you have hours to spare, watch Richard Behiel's videos on Youtube. He's like the 3Blue1Brown of Quantum Physics. His latest video on superconductivity and the Higgs Field is almost 5 hours long (!!!) https://youtu.be/DkH1citHtgs?si=-yQNYDu9TlTpE1A0 . It builds on his other videos, so I'd recommend starting at the beginning.