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Sir Roger Penrose: Conformal Cyclic Cosmology, Black Holes Nobel Prize w/ Eric Weinstein Janna Levin  (#090)
Sir Roger Penrose: Conformal Cyclic Cosmology, Black Holes Nobel Prize w/ Eric Weinstein Janna Levin (#090)

Join me for a very special discussion with Sir Roger Penrose, co-winner of the 2020 Nobel Prize in physics. We will discuss Conformal Cyclic Cosmolog…

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Marwa El-Diwiny: Using Soft Robotics to Solve Hard Problems  (#089)
Marwa El-Diwiny: Using Soft Robotics to Solve Hard Problems (#089)

Marwa A.ElDiwiny, an early stage researcher PhD, working on modelling and simulating self-healing soft materials for industrail applications at VUB.

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Seth Godin: How Creatives use The Practice to make great art, overcome fear & thrive on constraints!  (#088)
Seth Godin: How Creatives use The Practice to make great art, overcome fear & thrive on constraints! (#088)

Seth Godin is a prolific writer, thinker, and self-declared “non-guru” guru to millions around the world. He invented email marketing. He started the…

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Unni Turrettini: Betraying the Nobel: Secrets, Corruption, and the World’s Most Prestigious Prize  (#087)
Unni Turrettini: Betraying the Nobel: Secrets, Corruption, and the World’s Most Prestigious Prize (#087)

Betraying the Nobel: Secrets, Corruption, and the World’s Most Prestigious Prize! This was a fascinating interview for me to conduct, with a ‘sister-…

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Gentry Patrick: Race & Diversity in Science  (#086)
Gentry Patrick: Race & Diversity in Science (#086)

Race and diversity issues in STEM can no longer be ignored.

Professor Gentry Patrick is a neurobiologist and the Director of Mentorship and Diversity …

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How Big is the Universe? It’s Debatable… An Essay By Brian Keating  (#085)
How Big is the Universe? It’s Debatable… An Essay By Brian Keating (#085)

The GREATEST Debate:

How two astronomers changed the way humanity debates

By April 1920, the Spanish flu had claimed 50,000,000 lives. The first World…

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Sean Carroll: Is the Universe Twisted? Limits on Lorentz Violation & other Screwy Ideas!  (#084)
Sean Carroll: Is the Universe Twisted? Limits on Lorentz Violation & other Screwy Ideas! (#084)

In 1990, Sean Carroll’s, George Field and Roman Jackiw wrote an epochal paper that had a tremendous impact on physics, and in particular, on me and m…

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Emily Levesque: Will Today’s Astronomers Be The Last Stargazers?  (#083)
Emily Levesque: Will Today’s Astronomers Be The Last Stargazers? (#083)

When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer BY WALT WHITMAN

When I heard the learn’d astronomer, When the proofs, the figures, were ranged in columns before …

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Gad Saad: The Parasitic Mind – the cure for mental pathogens!  (#082)
Gad Saad: The Parasitic Mind – the cure for mental pathogens! (#082)

Why are politics and society becoming more polarized? How does misinformation, disinformation, bigotry, and hatred spread? How are decisions really m…

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81: Brett Cyrgalis Author of “Golf’s Holy War”. Does science steal the soul of sports?
81: Brett Cyrgalis Author of “Golf’s Holy War”. Does science steal the soul of sports?

It finally happened, I took up golf. It's hard to resist when I work next to one of the nation's most spectacular municipal courses, Torrey Pines. As…

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