최고 Krauss 팟캐스트 (2024)

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From Quarks to Galaxies: A tour through the forefront of modern physics with Frank Wilczek 3:55:14

3d ago3:55:14

3:55:14

I have had the privilege of working closely with Frank Wilczek for over 40 years, on and off, and we have written perhaps a dozen scientific papers together over that time. Our collaborations together were always a source of joy, and often of wonder, and I am pleased to say that a number of them had significant impact on our fields of study. While …

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This is The Scalpel of Truth 1:30

11d ago1:30

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Tired of the same old nonsense in the aesthetics industry? Craving unfiltered insights to take your practice to the next level? Look no further than The Scalpel of Truth Podcast, hosted by Leisa Krauss, The Bitch'n Beautician. With three decades of experience, Leisa peels back the surface to reveal the truth behind medical aesthetics. Each episode …

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(Audio) Katherine Brodsky: Speaking Out in an Age of Outrage 2:22:46

26d ago2:22:46

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I first stumbled upon the journalist Katherine Brodsky, who has been a commentator and writer for various media outlets, when I heard about her new book, No Apologies: How to Find and Free Your Voice in the Age of Outrage. The title intrigued me but I admit I was a bit skeptical. Having written and spoken about co-called cancel culture in the acade…

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A Conversation with Irwin Shapiro: Scientist Extraordinaire from the Earth to the Stars, and at 94, still going strong. 1:57:27

1M ago1:57:27

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Irwin Shapiro is a remarkable human being by almost any standard. Following his education in physics at Cornell and Harvard, he had a job at MIT’s Lincoln Laboratory working on various problems in planetary dynamics, and radar ranging, when he went to a lecture and realized that a completely new phenomenon could occur in General Relativity that no …

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A Dialogue with Label-Defying Journalist Jonathan Kay 2:49:06

2M ago2:49:06

2:49:06

I first became aware of Jonathan Kay through his writing for the online magazine, Quillette. And for full disclosure, I got to know him better because he is one of their editors, and he has edited several of my own pieces for that magazine. Before that, however, I had been a fan of his writing, and was happy to be able to have an extended conversat…

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A dialogue with Brian Keating, at the San Diego Air and Space Museum 1:22:09

3M ago1:22:09

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In mid October the Origins Project Foundation ran two public events in California. The second event was held at the Air and Space Museum in San Diego. I had asked my colleague Brian Keating, who teaches at UCSD and is a Trustee of that museum, whether he might be interested in doing a public dialogue together that we could later both broadcast on o…

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Greg Lukianoff: : The Canceling of the American Mind. Free Speech and Academia 1:57:47

4M ago1:57:47

1:57:47

Greg Lukianoff is a First Amendment lawyer by training. During his education he began to see how, even among organizations ostensibly created to help protect free speech, how actual free speech was improperly being conflated with harassment or bullying. When he went to work as a legal director of the nascent Foundation for Individual Rights in Educ…

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Scott Aaronson: From Quantum Computing to AI Safety 3:02:28

4M ago3:02:28

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Scott Aaronson is one of the deepest mathematical intellects I have known since, say Ed Witten—the only physicist to have won the prestigious Fields Medal in Mathematics. While Ed is a string theorist, Scott decided to devote his mathematical efforts to the field of computer science, and as a theoretical computer scientist has played a major role i…

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Dialogues with Richard Dawkins 1:19:59

5M ago1:19:59

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Richard Dawkins and I have appeared together onstage many times, been the subject of the documentary The Unbelievers, and have collaborated on various writing projects as well. Thus it may come as a surprise to you to learn that each time we get together, we find new things to discuss and learn from each other. It surprises us as well. This fall we…

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Carlo Rovelli: From Dante to White Holes 2:24:16

6M ago2:24:16

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Carlo Rovelli is well known as a popularizer of science. His short book, Seven Brief Lessons on Physics, was an international bestseller. I have known Carlo as a physicist ever since he used to visit my Physics Department colleague, Lee Smolin, at Yale, when I was a Professor there. Carlo and Lee were part of a small group of physicists pioneering …

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Robert Sapolsky: The Illusion of Free Will 2:58:34

6M ago2:58:34

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I have been a fan of Robert Sapolsky’s for a long time. He is a creative force, with wide ranging knowledge, from primatology to neuroscience, and he is also a wonderful expositor of science. His previous book, Behave, was a wide ranging exploration of human behavior, at its best and worst. I have been wanting to do a podcast with him for some time…

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Peter Singer: From Animal Liberation to Effective Altruism 2:19:12

7M ago2:19:12

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I have felt privileged to know the remarkable scholar Peter Singer as a friend and colleague for over a decade. We first met, I believe, in the context of atheism, but our discussions have ranged far more broadly, and his impact on my own thinking has been substantial. He and I engaged in a public dialogue in Arizona eight or nine years ago, and pr…

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Hakeem Oluseyi: An unexpected life in Science, and unpopular truths 2:37:27

7M ago2:37:27

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I confess that Hakeem Oluseyi had not really risen on my radar screen until the last year or two. I was aware of the National Society of Black Physicists, having sometimes gotten notices about is meetings, but, being generally unsupportive of current efforts to compartmentalize scientists by their identity, I hadn’t really paid much notice to it. T…

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The Best of the Origins Podcast, Part 1: 3:11:20

8M ago3:11:20

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As promised at the beginning of this month, here is the first of two “Best of” selections from the Origins Podcast. I apologize that this hasn’t come out sooner, but the lazy days of August caught up with all of our production team. In any case, here, on the last day of August (in all US timezones), enjoy this collection of great clips from many of…

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Bart Ehrman: Revelations about Revelation...and more 2:10:19

10M ago2:10:19

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I have admired Bart Ehrman’s writing for more than a decade. I remember how profoundly reading Christopher Hitchens’ God is Not Great reminded me of how little I had really understood about the scriptures. For me, Bart Ehrman took over from there. I recalled reading his 2014 masterpiece How Jesus Became God, which made it clear that the modern West…

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Martin Rees: If Science is to Save Us, Part 2 1:45:51

11M ago1:45:51

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This is part two of the second podcast dialogue we are airing with renowned astrophysicist, Astronomer Royal, and former President of the Royal Society, Lord Martin Rees. The first time I sat down with Martin for the Podcast we discussed his life in science, and topics ranging from the state of modern cosmology to the potential conflicts between sc…

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Douglas Murray: From Poetry to Free Speech 3:07:23

11M ago3:07:23

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I have to say that Douglas Murray reminds me in several ways of my late friend Christopher Hitchens. It is not merely that they are both English, eloquent and well-read. Douglas doesn’t suffer fools gladly, and pulls no punches when necessary. But he is otherwise charming, thoughtful, and willing to enter into respectful intelligent conversations o…

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Andrei Linde: Inflation, Multiverses, and all that, from Mr. Eternal Inflation 3:00:31

12M ago3:00:31

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Andrei Linde is one of the world’s leading cosmological theorists, and is the father of much of Inflationary Cosmology. After Alan Guth developed the original idea of Inflation, Linde, who had been active in this area while working in Moscow, realized a way to make a workable theory out of it, resolving a major problem, called the ‘Graceful Exit’ p…

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Boldly going where no podcast has gone before: William Shatner; Wonder, Awe, and Questions, Questions... 1:34:33

12M ago1:34:33

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I first met William Shatner a little over 19 years ago when we were filming a TV inspired in part on my book, The Physics of Star Trek. The show was ultimately titled, How William Shatner Changed the World. I am not sure what I expected when I met Bill, but what I got was something completely different. After a brief period during which I felt a bi…

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Martin Rees: If Science is to Save Us, Part 1 1:53:39

1y ago1:53:39

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This is the second podcast dialogue we are airing with renowned astrophysicist, Astronomer Royal, and former President of the Royal Society, Lord Martin Rees. The first time I sat down with Martin for the Podcast we discussed his life in science, and topics ranging from the state of modern cosmology to the potential conflicts between science and re…

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Richard Dawkins and Lawrence Krauss Onstage at the Orpheum Theater, Nov 15, 2022 1:32:16

1y ago1:32:16

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On Nov 15th and 16th, 2022, The Origins Project Foundation hosted their first public events in North America at the beautiful Orpheum Theater in Phoenix, AZ (we had hosted an event in Iceland in September during our Greenland-Iceland Travel Adventure). There was no better way to begin this new series than with a dialogue onstage with Richard Dawkin…

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John Preskill: From the Early Universe to the Future of Quantum Computing 2:14:21

1y ago2:14:21

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John Preskill is the Richard P. Feynman Professor of Physics at Caltech, a title many physicists would cherish. He is widely known in the field for his work as a theoretical physicist spearheading the field of Quantum Computing, where he is Director of Caltech’s Institute for Quantum Information and Matter, but his expertise and contributions span …

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Tim Palmer: The Primacy of Doubt 2:10:46

1y ago2:10:46

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Tim Palmer graduated from Oxford with a PhD in mathematical physics, working on general relativity, and got a postdoc to work with Stephen Hawking. He turned it down and moved into the field of meteorology, and then moved on to Climate Change studies, where he pioneered the development of what is called ‘ensemble forecasting’ to predict both long t…

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Elizabeth Kolbert: Can human technology solve unintended consequences of human technology 2:18:34

1+ y ago2:18:34

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Note: Due to internet difficulties due to storms in California delaying uploading of the video, the video post of this podcast will be delayed by a few hours. We are thus releasing the audio version now. (Usually these are released at the same time.) Seven years ago I invited Elizabeth Kolbert to participate in a dialogue about Extinctions at the O…

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Holiday Edition Part 2, Science Matters: How the Universe Made your Holiday Gifts 30:59

1+ y ago30:59

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In December it was announced that the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory National Ignition facility has achieved its first goal of “Ignition”, in which 192 powerful lasers focused on a small pellet of fuel led to a sustained fusion reaction for a fraction of a second that released more energy than it received from the incident laser light. Foll…

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Origins Podcast Wishful-Thinking Holiday Edition Part 1: A Dialogue with Augusten Burroughs: A Witch or Not A Witch 2:05:54

1+ y ago2:05:54

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I want to be upfront. I love Augusten Burroughs. I fell in love with him when I first read Running with Scissors, and every time I have picked up anything he has written, I have that warm feeling knowing I will delight in the scrumptious experience that is associated with reading his work. Shortly after creating the Origins Podcast in 2019, I disco…

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The Origins Podcast with Lawrence Krauss

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The Scalpel of Truth with Leisa Krauss

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From Quarks to Galaxies: A tour through the forefront of modern physics with Frank Wilczek 3:55:14

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This is The Scalpel of Truth 1:30

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(Audio) Katherine Brodsky: Speaking Out in an Age of Outrage 2:22:46

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A Conversation with Irwin Shapiro: Scientist Extraordinaire from the Earth to the Stars, and at 94, still going strong. 1:57:27

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A Dialogue with Label-Defying Journalist Jonathan Kay 2:49:06

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A dialogue with Brian Keating, at the San Diego Air and Space Museum 1:22:09

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Greg Lukianoff: : The Canceling of the American Mind. Free Speech and Academia 1:57:47

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Scott Aaronson: From Quantum Computing to AI Safety 3:02:28

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Dialogues with Richard Dawkins 1:19:59

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Carlo Rovelli: From Dante to White Holes 2:24:16

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Robert Sapolsky: The Illusion of Free Will 2:58:34

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Peter Singer: From Animal Liberation to Effective Altruism 2:19:12

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Hakeem Oluseyi: An unexpected life in Science, and unpopular truths 2:37:27

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The Best of the Origins Podcast, Part 1: 3:11:20

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Bart Ehrman: Revelations about Revelation...and more 2:10:19

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Martin Rees: If Science is to Save Us, Part 2 1:45:51

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Douglas Murray: From Poetry to Free Speech 3:07:23

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Andrei Linde: Inflation, Multiverses, and all that, from Mr. Eternal Inflation 3:00:31

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Boldly going where no podcast has gone before: William Shatner; Wonder, Awe, and Questions, Questions... 1:34:33

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Martin Rees: If Science is to Save Us, Part 1 1:53:39

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Richard Dawkins and Lawrence Krauss Onstage at the Orpheum Theater, Nov 15, 2022 1:32:16

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John Preskill: From the Early Universe to the Future of Quantum Computing 2:14:21

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Tim Palmer: The Primacy of Doubt 2:10:46

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Elizabeth Kolbert: Can human technology solve unintended consequences of human technology 2:18:34

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Holiday Edition Part 2, Science Matters: How the Universe Made your Holiday Gifts 30:59

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Origins Podcast Wishful-Thinking Holiday Edition Part 1: A Dialogue with Augusten Burroughs: A Witch or Not A Witch 2:05:54

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