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That's quite a bit of information on dark energy considering we don't know if it exists. We should be addressing the many problems and contradictions within Big Bang Cosmology and resolving those before speculating.

This is incredible! Dr. Gumuskaya is wonderfully articulate.

Your historic media exposure was often very provocative and singularly (deliberately?) opinionated and now you are taking more of a "host" role in your podcast. So for me, it was/is hard to transition from the "old you" to this "new you". I liken this to political primaries where the candidates go way left or way right (trying to gain attention and a core group of supporters, no doubt) but in the final election, many of the candidates rush to the center and are far less controversial (alarmist) since they want to be seen as "more understanding and uniting" regarding everyone's preferences/priorities. So I sensed this too, about the old Sean and this new Sean. 🤔

Damn man like every other episode you're pushing your atheist agenda. I love the science but you seriously need to back off the whole religious talk.

This is beautiful. Im but a lowly wannabe scientist. My hero was Thomas Edison. I checked out books from my school library about him and others. Thats all I wanted to be. Now I watch this and follow your podcast and i am amazed. You became the scientist I always wanted to be, Thank you so much for sharing this with we mere mortals!!!!

Dr. Carrol, thank you for a great lecture. Cat and Physics, my 2 highlights of the day.

Wow, that was intense. If it were shown in a movie, I wouldn't watch it, because I would think it is completely unrealistic. But now I fear everything is possible. Puh 😮.

Sean the greatest

Is there a list of questions asked you can post Sean?

SHAME ON KATIE MACK; SHE MIGHT BE A THEIST. BUT, ANYWAY, I HOPE THE COVID DOES NOT GET ME, JASON, OR YOU, SEAN.✌🏼✌🏼 THEISM IS NOT WELL DIFINED, AND GOD AND IMMORTALITY IS NOT A GOOD THEORY. BUT, ANYWAY, THANK YOU FOR TEACHING EVERYONE ASTRONOMY AND PARTICLE PHYSICS AND CLASSICAL PHYSICS. THANK YOU, PROFFESSOR SEAN CAROL.

I work in the field, robotics. This was close to impossible for me to understand. This researcher is unable to use terms that most would understand (from outside of the field) and there are many run on sentences in which there were so many cell robotic words I’ve never heard ( can provide a long list, if anyone asks), I got lost in the complexity. Finally, she’s so verbose, it took her a long time to answer even a simple question.

I didn't get what's the function of the biological circuits as these spheroids aren't programmed to do anything, so what's the role of these circuits?

Is it just me, or is the audio of this solo episode of lower quality than previous ones? With more echo? And a different mic? Or is it just me.

The Bob Ross of science

Still waiting for that episode with Lady Gaga

Imagine house build of cells. Wow.

the fact that there are negative implications to not believing in free will is not a good reason to believe in free will

Natural Harmonies and Hierarchies self-construction and regeneration ...AnoBioNanoXeno....Bots (not robot not organism) ...sensing, sending, healing, curing.... valued synthetic morphogenesis _________ UniPhotoElectroChemistry and BioCytoNeuroPsychiatry _______ Artificially Engineered Intellects

native messengerRNA and modifiedRNA vaccines

Sane Sean Carroll 👀ツ

I'm all in favor of improving quality of life and/or healing diseases with biotech, but inevitably tech falls into the wrong hands with nefarious intent. It's a package deal like that. You can have both, or you can have neither. We already have evolution, and I think that's the name of the game; it is the one natural intelligence. When we play god in our self-accelerated world, we can expect only bad results, like for example "organic" humans will driven to extinction, everyone remaining will be engineered by their contemporaries instead of by evolution, and the self-engineered will say "who cares? we're better!" and nature will say "certainly not I. goodbye!" Fermi paradox largely explained by that; other civilizations gleefully offed themselves before they could really reach out to the stars, and it seems we are poised to do the same. "Sculpted" and "nudged" with trusted tech tools, toward our own oblivion, and because this is probably on the order of centuries, a humanoid living ~80 years may not even notice that anything went wrong, especially as they become more A.I.-integrated. So, I'm noticing it now, while I can. Just copypasta me into the word salad remixing algorithm, that way there are two write-ups to choose from, instead of just one, and then we can have a "healthy debate" as to which is better, but as tantalizing as it is, of course it's a trick, because a stream of ones and zeroes cannot have a healthy debate with a co-evolved human with roots billions of years deep, so again it seems that successfully time traveling will be easier than successfully redesigning ourselves with tech such as in this podcast.

Fantastic!

Gravity waves are infinitely minute, so why can't we ascertain that the energy they fluctuate at the quantum level is what feeds the vibrations of the constituents of atoms? They travel through spacetime from every direction of the universe, so they must be transmitting energy. Energy at the tiniest levels we see actions of quarks etc. The electron may stay in oscillation around the atom being fed by gravitational waves. Gr8! Peace ☮💜Love

when is Stephen Wolfram back on, best episode ever?

enjoyed

Yes I agree that biology will be very exciting for the near future especially with the added impetus of AI. Good times ahead!

Why does the UA-cam algorithm play this channel next after every flat earth video?

A physicist who wants the government to play Robin Hood. First, large corporations are owned by middle class people who own shares. If you let politicians rob them, they will simply give the money to whomever is donating to their election campaigns and instead of leaving the $ with the efficient productive corporations, transfer it instead to losers. Just look at the war on poverty by lbj. More people are on welfare than ever before and the country can't create much of anything on its own. And there simply are not enough billionaires to bail us out - do the math. Second, the problem is crony capitalism, not free market capitalism. The biggest problems with science today are that government decides who gets the grants. I worked at NASA for 31 years and before I retired, we were told to make up anything about climate change to add to our proposals so we could get more $. And of course, you don't get the money unless you agree with their agenda, whatever that might be. And finally, look at the state of America today. In less than 1/2 a century we went from the most productive society in the world to the biggest dead beat debtor of all times. Then only thing we produce today is war and inflation. You can thank Robin Hood for the demise.

Conways' game of life, but remastered and in 3D :)

It’s astounding how much we know AND don’t know about these processes. A really captivating subject. Thanks so much for providing this type of content. It’s really appreciated!

Brilliant!

That last line about listening to Mindscape "in the hood" made me chuckle - I'm assuming she meant the tissue culture hood, rather than her proverbial neighbourhood

all i can say is, crikey.

Crazy that I can listen to this, enjoy it, and yet understand literally nothing in it.

As bayraklari ! 🇹🇷

Congratulations on 200k UA-cam subscribers!

emergentism is circular and all theories in a materialistic worldview guided by blind laws are non-sequiturs as they all assume purpose and none of that follows from purposeless material and blind laws. atheism is a disease of the mind and heart. determinism destroys the possibility of justified true belief.

I've spent 20 years in disaster zones.. 100% my mental clock speeds up in an emergency situation, but its not because I'm "falling" or my physical movement. Its the same if you're walking and spot a snake 1m ahead and you're stood still. You just "switch on". I'd say it's more a response to danger and an awareness we need full processing power than a physical reaction to a fall or similar though. We call it part of RPD, recognition primed decision making and it takes time in those extreme environments to develop (10 years typically) but then you can "think" "see" "analyse" etc everything much better and several times faster. Hope there's more done on this, its fascinating. Also there seems to have been an assumption that heart rate increases in these situations to get blood pumping and to extremities which would make sense but it appears (more weirdly) its actually to increase the likelihood our heart beats at the same moment as others, because this (weirdly) makes us much more cooperative, and this is the real key to surviving a sudden threat above how your muscles react.. Will my friends jump to my aid. It was taught to us for the job so I don't know enough but alot of interesting points in this area.

Just to point out one thing about the Indo-European languages: their common ancestor Proto-Indo-European was spoken maybe 6000 years ago, so it’s very far removed from any hypothetical first language. There is no reason at all to believe that PIE is closer to the first language than any random language spoken today. The study of Indo-European languages is very much a real science, so it’s unfortunate that it has become so ideologically charged for historical reasons.

This might be the reason why I often don’t really like to watch science documentaries about the origin of humanity: they seem to have too much of an agenda. That’s why I tend to prefer documentaries about physics or cosmology and so on; they seem to be more objective.

7:08 sounds a little like psychohistory. 😀

I understood exactly 6 and 1/2 words of this but I loved hearing it and imagining the concepts and processes that led to the discoveries. Ain't us humans grand?

"Its gonna be May" - Justin Timberlake

Dear Sean, if the curvature of spacetime is affected by large masses and masses are determined by the interaction of particles with the Higgs field, wouldn't it make sense to assume that dark matter is a distortion in the Higgs field. I've heard that it's supposed to be isotrope, but maybe we are wrong about that? It would be great, if you could help me understand more about that! Thank you for your great content!

Why do they say that the causality is not to be found in physics? The 2nd Newton law says p(t+dt) = p(t) + F(t) dt, which means the values of p and F at time t predict/cause the value of p at time t+dt. It seems all physics is based on causality.

this guy is boring

Whole new respect for You, good Sir. Listening to You was a great pleasure.

I'm 4 years late for the Q&A.. Is it possible to do a Q&A video just for my questions to each video? I'll respond to those videos by email, we go back and forth, I still don't understand, you do another video, I post a question, you do a Q&A, I respond by email, we go back and forth, I still don't understand, you do another video........

27:55 In plain linear algebra this is true, but geometric algebra (Clifford algebra) extends the idea of vectors with n-vectors. A bivector for example has an orientation and an area, just like a vector has orientation and length. And in 2 dimensions you get a basis bivector I = e₁⋀e₂, and this acts exactly like the imaginary i. It rotates vectors with π/2 in a geometric product. The algebra you get this way is homomorphic with complex numbers. And the beauty is that all these 2 dimensional bivectors are in fact antisymmetric grade-2 tensors.