Metaphysics of Physics

Today in the second episode of our vodcast, we are looking at some of the central absurdities of quantum mechanics. This is part one of a two part series.

Today in the first episode of our vodcast, we are going over quotes that help to show that the cause of the irrationality in modern physics is philosophy.

Today on the podcast, we interview Warren Fahy on two first two books of the Fragment trilogy. We also chat about biology. This is the non-spoiler version.

Today on the podcast, we interview Warren Fahy on two first two books of the Fragment trilogy. We also chat about biology. If you want the spoiler free version, click here.

Today we interview Warren Fahy, the co-author of the book Creating Christ. We discuss the archaeology of Creating Christ.

Today we have an interview with the physicist Bill Gaede. We have not presented the transcript of this in web page form. Instead, you can listen to the audio or download the PDF transcript.

Today we are talking about inherent biases, AI, time travel and faster than light travel. And then we will go over a shocking legal decision.

Today we are talking about homeopathy. Why it is nonsense, how it is typically sold in a dishonest fashion and what should be done about it.

Today are are continuing our discussion of "A Rational Cosmology". We discuss space and matter and whether any of them ... matter!

Today we are going over some of the Bill Gaede video "What is Physics. math-magicians and the genocidal plans of Thanos the Mad Titan. You can find Bill Gaede's video here if you want to watch it in advance or watch along with us.

Today we are going to discuss Bill Gaede, his philosophical and scientific ideas and some of the reasons they are important.

Today we are going to discuss the book "A Rational Cosmology". This is part one of a series.

Today we are going to discuss the validity of the senses and how optical illusions prove that the senses are valid.

Today we are going to answer some Quora questions on the topic of mathematics.

Today we start our review of the book "Life 3.0" by Max Tegmark. This book claims that greater than human level intelligence is inevitable and then discusses what can be done to keep it safe. Part One introduces the book and discusses the prelude and the first chapter.

Today we look at some of the wonderful inventions and discoveries of Leonardo da Vinci! We cover his work on anatomy, geology, his design of a robotic knight, his design for a practical parachute and more.

Today we answer some Quora questions about physics. We cover string theory, particle-wave duality, thought experiments and more!

Today we go over the achievements of Isaac Newton, focusing on his many hugely important contributions to science.

Today we interview James Valliant, author of the book "Creating Christ: How Roman Emperors Invented Christianity".

Today we interview the Spanish physicist Juanma on physics, the role of philosophy in physics and what can be done to improve the state of modern physics.

Today we go over some Quora questions on the universe and Creationism and answer a question from one of our listeners.

A discussion of the philosophy of Niels Bohr and some of its influences, such as pragmatism. We will explore these by looking at some Bohr quotes.

Today we discuss some most and least favorite historical figures, discuss the history and future of the show and Ashna discusses her academic background.

A discussion of what is wrong with science today. As well as quantum theory, relativity, string theory and more.

Our fourth episode discusses the concept of the "possible" and provides a brief argument for why we do not think artificial intelligence is possible.

Our third episode discusses the concept of the universe and some of the philosophical implications of the "Big Bang".

A look at some Hawking quotes and why he was not a friend of reason. Many of these quotes are typical of many in the field.

Our first episode serves as an introduction to the show and provides a brief overview of the kinds of issues this show intends to address.