Does Quantum Mechanics Imply Multiple Universes? | World Science Festival

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  @haroldfloyd5518 · 1 year ago

  Add Sean Carroll to any conversation and it automatically gets better.

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  @andyflipzz · 2 years ago

  My toxic trait is that I get dumb faded and listen to this like I understand anything they are saying.

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  @Sangmarine · 2 years ago

  Two expert communicators of physics sitting down for a chat. <br>Thanks for this.

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  @danielpaulson8838 · 2 years ago

  This was way too short. I could listen to these two dialogue all day. Incredible communicators and teachers, both in very similar ways. They make the complex, somewhat approachable.

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  @Witnessdomaining · 2 years ago

  Brian Greene and Sean Carroll... What a meditation!

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  @lonelycubicle · 2 years ago

  So nice to hear an expert of a field be interviewed by another expert of the same field who is just trying to get the information out for the audience.

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  @Dr10Jeeps · 2 years ago

  Two of my favourite physicists having their typically enlightening conversation. How can you not be enthralled by this stuff?

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  @erichodge567 · 8 months ago

  Sean Carroll is a great interview.

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  @richsw · 2 years ago

  Goodness, this conversation and the previous one with Elise, was so enjoyable. It almost restores my faith in humanity that two, or three, people can sit down and talk about such incredibly esoteric things in such a beautiful and companionable way. <br><br>The presentation was top quality as was Brian&apos;s insights as the host. <br><br>Thank you for providing it for our genuine viewing pleasure.

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  @fkh2013 · 1 year ago

  I’ve spent years chasing answers in documentaries, podcasts, even ancient texts—and none of it hit me the way The Obscured Principles book did. It’s like it was written for the few who are ready to break the illusion and remember who they really are.

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  @MikeMitchellishere · 2 years ago

  &quot;... it&apos;s important to remind ourselves over and over again if necessary, that our intuitions, our predilections for how we assess reality - they have been shaped by hundreds of thousands of years of evolutionary history in which the focus was on successfully navigating the everyday world and that formative goal is oblique to the far more recent goal of understanding the true nature of reality. So perhaps, we should expect that when confronted with the true nature of reality, our intuition will not be prepared to easily accept it.&quot; <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsZ1aB5egEQ&amp;t=1909">31:49</a>

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  @Nooooowhyyyyyyy · 7 months ago

  Some 20+ years ago, as a highschool boy reading &quot;The Fabric of the Cosmos, I could only dream to watch a conversation like this. This whole channel is fantastic. Thank you Brian!

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