In today's video I have a look at Bryan Johnson's quest for longevity and his philosophy of life. It's much stranger than you might think and is all about what comes after the artificial intelligence revolution.
Today I look at the five biggest problems in physics, what their status is, and how long it will take to solve them: quantum gravity, dark matter, dark energy, the origin of the universe, and a theory of everything.
Organized fraud is spreading in science, and today I have some recent stories that document this is becoming a global problem which has now reached Europe. America, brace yourself, soon this will hit you, too.
People in Western countries are having fewer kids, making politicians worried about the future of their nations’ populations. Let’s take a look at how bad the problem is, what governments are doing to fix it, and why it’s happening.
In a new study, material scientists report they have created liquid time crystals, opening up new possibilities for practical applications of the fascinating phenomenon. Let’s take a look.
In a recent press release, physicists claim that a super-cleaned version of graphene breaks a fundamental law of nature and could even be used to somehow study black holes. Sounds intriguing, let’s take a look.
A group of physicists say they have figured out why our Sun does not have superflares, like other stars of its type. It’s not that we have just been lucky so far. They say it’s because our solar system’s planets protect us. www.youtube.com/watch?v=6r5Z...
Our universe started with an incredibly rapid phase of expansion, called “inflation,” but physicists are still unsure what caused the rapid expansion and why it stopped. In a new paper, researchers say they’ve come up with an elegant new explanation.
A group of physicists claim they have proof that true randomness exists. This has implications for encryption protocols and computing, but (if true) would also indicate that the past does not determine the present.
One of the key questions for predicting the impact of Artificial Intelligence is whether we will see a “slow takeoff” or a “fast takeoff”. In today’s video I have a look at what various forecasts say.
Can two different theories of physics both accurately explain the same phenomenon? The answer in some cases is yes. In physics, this is called a duality, and it raises the question of why we choose one theory over another. www.youtube.com/watch?v=wh5N...
