Creating Christ Interview with James Valliant
Today we interview James Valliant, author of the important book “Creating Christ: How Roman Emperors Invented Christianity”.
Epistemology
Interview on Induction & Physics with James Ellias
This is an interview with James Ellias, creator of the excellent “An Inductive Summary of Physics” series covering the role of induction in the history of physics and more.
Interview with Narendra Kumar on Science Education
This is the transcript of an interview with my friend Narendra Kumar. We discussed the difficulties of learning science, problems with concretization, the role of mathematics and more.
Podcast Episode Twenty Seven: Quantum Absurdities, Part One
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.
Podcast Episode 26: The Cause of Modern Physics is Philosophy
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.
Episode Twenty Two – Biases, AI and Current Affairs
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.
Episode Twenty – Reviewing “A Rational Cosmology”, Part Two
Today are are continuing our discussion of “A Rational Cosmology”. We discuss space and matter and whether any of them … matter!
Episode Nineteen – Math-Magicians and Mad Titans
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.
Episode Eighteen – Introducing the Ideas of Bill Gaede
Today we are going to discuss Bill Gaede, his philosophical and scientific ideas and some of the reasons they are important.
Episode Seventeen – Reviewing “A Rational Cosmology”, Part One
Today we are going to discuss the book “A Rational Cosmology”. This is part one of a series.