Physics Tagged Episodes

Why Is the World So Weird?

January 4, 2026

Quantum mechanics, mathematics, human consciousness…. whichever way you slice it, the universe is weird. How…

Collage depicting a globe surrounded by diverse elements, including a UFO, octopus, dragon, and scientific formulas. Why is the world so weird?

Leibniz

June 26, 2022

The intellectual domain of Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz cannot be captured in a single word.…

Leibniz biscuits in various sizes and packaging, alongside a portrait of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz.

Are We Alone?

December 6, 2020

News that life might exist or have existed on Mars or somewhere else in our…

Alien face and radio telescope searching for extraterrestrial life. Are we alone?

The Space-Time Continuum

October 13, 2019

Strange things are said about time: that it’s illusory, that it has no direction. But…

Two clocks in infinity symbol, space-time continuum background

The Reality of Time

January 1, 2017

St. Augustine suggested that when we try to grasp the idea of time, it seems…

Clock showing 3:50, illustrating the reality of time.

Science vs. Pseudo-science

March 21, 2010

Astronomy is science; Astrology is pseudo-science. Evolutionary Biology is science; Creationism is pseudo-science. How about…

1950s Chesterfield cigarette ad featuring Perry Como; claims 10 months of scientific evidence. Example of pseudoscience in advertising.

Aristotle

April 4, 2006

Aristotle’s philosophical doctrines have permeated and helped shape Western Culture in spheres as disparate as cosmology,…

Bust of Aristotle, ancient Greek philosopher

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