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Peter Woit: A New Path to Unification (The Forgotten Geometry)
Peter Woit: A New Path to Unification (The Forgotten Geometry)

Peter Woit (Columbia senior lecturer, *Not Even Wrong*) on GUT/string failures and a 4D spinor/Wick-rotation approach.

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The Deepest Theories of Consciousness | The Consciousness Iceberg [Layer 3]
The Deepest Theories of Consciousness | The Consciousness Iceberg [Layer 3]

Curt Jaimungal explores Heidegger's Dasein, Attention Schema Theory, and Hoffman's Conscious Realism theories. The conversation also examines Nir Lah…

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The Slow Death of Scientific Innovation | Gregory Chaitin
The Slow Death of Scientific Innovation | Gregory Chaitin

Gregory Chaitin reveals mathematics' limits and academia's prison-like constraints on scientific innovation. They explore contradictions in mathemati…

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Proving Gravity Is Not Quantum | Ivette Fuentes
Proving Gravity Is Not Quantum | Ivette Fuentes

Ivette Fuentes and Sir Roger Penrose probe whether gravity is quantum using quantum information theory — exploring quantum gravity research, quantum …

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The Woman Who Broke Gravity | Claudia de Rham
The Woman Who Broke Gravity | Claudia de Rham

Claudia de Rham, a leading theoretical physicist at Imperial College, discusses her groundbreaking work on modifying gravity and its implications for…

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Karl Friston: The Most INTENSE Theory of Reality Explained
Karl Friston: The Most INTENSE Theory of Reality Explained

Karl Friston, a pioneering neuroscientist behind the free energy principle, joins Curt Jaimungal to discuss how this theory reshapes our understandin…

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Edward Frenkel: Revolutionary Math Proof No One Could Explain...Until Now
Edward Frenkel: Revolutionary Math Proof No One Could Explain...Until Now

Edward Frenkel, a leading mathematician at UC Berkeley, explains the Langlands program, its ties to physics, and the search for a single unifying for…

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The Consciousness Iceberg [Layer 2]: The Hard Problem, Carl Jung, Nondualism, Buddhism
The Consciousness Iceberg [Layer 2]: The Hard Problem, Carl Jung, Nondualism, Buddhism

Curt Jaimungal tackles the Hard Problem through Carl Jung's insights, non-dualism, and Buddhist perspectives. We examine how these traditions interse…

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Denis Noble: "GENES ARE NOT THE BLUEPRINT FOR LIFE"
Denis Noble: "GENES ARE NOT THE BLUEPRINT FOR LIFE"

Denis Noble argues that genes are not a blueprint for life, challenging gene‑centric and neo‑Darwinian views while highlighting the role of systems b…

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Sean Carroll: The Crisis in (Fundamental) Physics is Worse Than You Think...
Sean Carroll: The Crisis in (Fundamental) Physics is Worse Than You Think...

Sean Carroll examines why the crisis in fundamental physics is deepening, from holographic ideas to the difficulty of funding unconventional research…

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