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Top Comments (10)
I just love how physicist, scientists & astronomers literally argue with each other for all day long but won't get angry for 1 second. 🙌
I can appreciate this guest's purist approach to science and research. His fears seem valid and his preferences reasonable.
Totally from a layman's perspective this some of the newest most refreshing and interesting thinking I've come across in a long time on the current state of theoretical physics
*HAPPY NEW YEAR..!!* I'm excited for the breakthroughs and discoveries coming in 2022..!!
This isn't a video about how multiverses are created. He is just basically saying he doesn't believe it.
Kuhn is a national treasure. What an amazing interviewer. I just love this guy.
It really doesnt matter what a scientist thinks or believes or dreams about, all that matters is what they can show. Pontificating about multiple universes is not science unless you can show evidence that they exist.
First time I’ve seen Robert Lawrence Kuhn out of his depth actually and his stance seems to challenge what I have come to understand to be his position in a number of areas which surprised me.
HAPPY 2022 FOR ALL OF YOU!!
this is guy is describing something that goes beyond just physics. this goes into human psychology and how we hold models of the world that dictate how we act. for years I believed in multiverse new age nonsense and my psyche used it to avoid facing reality and some early trauma. we don't even know if the filaments go on forever. just because some mathematics can support something doesn't mean we should move in that direction. it could waste decades or even centuries of progress. edit: I've watched a lot of this channel and this is clip is pretty interesting. Robert seems to uncharacteristically push back. It's subtle throughout the discussion but it's noticeable and speaks to the very topic itself. (the point that Lee makes at the end about how weird Newton was is fantastic, and I'm sure that thought riles a lot of 'scientific minds' of today)
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Top Comments (10)
I just love how physicist, scientists & astronomers literally argue with each other for all day long but won't get angry for 1 second. 🙌
I can appreciate this guest's purist approach to science and research. His fears seem valid and his preferences reasonable.
Totally from a layman's perspective this some of the newest most refreshing and interesting thinking I've come across in a long time on the current state of theoretical physics
*HAPPY NEW YEAR..!!* I'm excited for the breakthroughs and discoveries coming in 2022..!!
This isn't a video about how multiverses are created. He is just basically saying he doesn't believe it.
Kuhn is a national treasure. What an amazing interviewer. I just love this guy.
It really doesnt matter what a scientist thinks or believes or dreams about, all that matters is what they can show. Pontificating about multiple universes is not science unless you can show evidence that they exist.
First time I’ve seen Robert Lawrence Kuhn out of his depth actually and his stance seems to challenge what I have come to understand to be his position in a number of areas which surprised me.
HAPPY 2022 FOR ALL OF YOU!!
this is guy is describing something that goes beyond just physics. this goes into human psychology and how we hold models of the world that dictate how we act. for years I believed in multiverse new age nonsense and my psyche used it to avoid facing reality and some early trauma. we don't even know if the filaments go on forever. just because some mathematics can support something doesn't mean we should move in that direction. it could waste decades or even centuries of progress. edit: I've watched a lot of this channel and this is clip is pretty interesting. Robert seems to uncharacteristically push back. It's subtle throughout the discussion but it's noticeable and speaks to the very topic itself. (the point that Lee makes at the end about how weird Newton was is fantastic, and I'm sure that thought riles a lot of 'scientific minds' of today)