Full podcast episode: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ppiqmdRrerbVm6w.html Lex Fridman podcast channel: kzread.info Guest bio: Sean Carroll is a theoretical physicist, author, and host of Mindscape podcast.

Sean talks just like Chef John from Food Wishes

@kevinberg84

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FRESHly ground black holes

@betmowinmo1292

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Just needs a dash of cayenne pepper. 😂

Why does he remind me of the concierge Hector in Home Alone 2

Yes siirrr

It is mind boggling how ancient Greek scientists had actually conceived key physical properties, but essentially did not have the math to describe it. Democritus conceived the atom. Even more impressive is Heraclitus "everything flows" axiom that essentially describes that the universe is in constant motion, actions and reactions are relative to the perspective of the agent experiencing it. He also described the deterministic nature of the flow. This is the fundamental principle of general relativity, essentialy gravity is the effect of mass in space during motion through it and time is the moment of that motion. Time is deterministic only because of the direction of motion in space. Heraclitus described this deterministic idea in relation to life experiences, but I think he hinted that this applies to the cosmos, as the motion of planets is constant, even though at that time only the Pythagoreans and later Aristarchos proposed a heliocentric model.

Maximum smarm.

Yeah Whoopi Goldberg is really hard to figure out..

What if our math (or understanding) is just an infinitely small fraction of nature's MATH? #Gödel

@yonaoisme

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there is no such thing as "nature's math"

@rikib.3444

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@@yonaoisme nature is MATH

@yonaoisme

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@@rikib.3444 what does that even mean?

@popcultexpress

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I think you are confusing the question of whether mathematics is invented or discovered. Nature does not do mathematics but we can use mathematics to describe many natural phenomena.

@rikib.3444

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@@popcultexpress Nature does Math and the result is TIME

I always found black holes not as exciting as other astronomical objects. Probably because you can’t see them.

@leareed3749

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I find them fascinating the same reason I find the depth of the ocean fascinating: you can't see it

Like trying to describe an excessively attractive woman with all her quarks. 😅😅😅😅😅

Nobody has any idea at all about anything beyond this world.

@yonaoisme

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that's a tautology, since you define anything out of this world as anything that has no impact on reality.

It is a bad sign if physicists think they are close to understanding black holes, given that ‘we’ only just imaged one for the first time a few years ago and have gathered so little information on them. Physicists are almost entirely in the realm of forming initial hypotheses about black holes and have not really begun testing those hypotheses.

He is just trying to sound smart when he has absolutely no clue

Time ABSOLUTELY doesn't exist at all. Movement is everything. We are now, everything is now. Distance makes now relative.

@BOOLsheet

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Thanks for that expert all knowing scientific analysis.

@shagnastyfo20

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I just spoke with Mr Nobel. He needs your mailing address so he can send you a prize.

@handlesaretoopersonal

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You sound like someone that knows what they're talking about!

@BennyMex90

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But I can see you wrote this 3 hours ago….not 3 movements ago 🫠

@Defort-jd8xe

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Writing KZread comments should require an IQ test so we dont have to read stuff like this

Scammer. Period

@yonaoisme

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scamming what? what is he selling?