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Sean Michael Carroll (born October 5, 1966) is a theoretical physicist specializing in quantum mechanics, gravity, and cosmology. He is a research professor in the Walter Burke Institute for Theoretical Physics in the California Institute of Technology Department of Physics. He has been a contributor to the physics blog Cosmic Variance, and has published in scientific journals such as Nature as well as other publications, including The New York Times, Sky & Telescope, and New Scientist.
Flawed forensics. The role of chance in life.
Brandon Garrett chronicles the litany of cases where flawed forensics have put innocent people in gaol and in some cases on death row. Is life preordained or random? Dr Sean Carroll argues that our existence, and that of the world, is the result of pure chance.
Flawed forensics. The role of chance in life.
Brandon Garrett chronicles the litany of cases where flawed forensics have put innocent people in gaol and in some cases on death row. Is life preordained or random? Dr Sean Carroll argues that our existence, and that of the world, is the result of pure chance.
#65 - Eryn Van Wijk: Failure, Nihilism, Sean Carroll, Philosophy & Why Interesting People Change Your Life
Eryn Van Wijk is an astrophysics and philosophy student at the University of Illinois. Eryn is also a Stamps Scholar, an artist, a violinist, and now vice president of the Illinois Astronomical Society.
But most importantly, Eryn is one of our dear friends.
What makes this episode different is th…
10x: 10x Rest with Rev. Sean Carroll
In this message from the 10x series, Rev. Sean Carroll explores the Fourth Commandment and invites us to see Sabbath not as a burdensome rule, but as a profound act of trust and worship. Rooted in Exodus 20, this sermon reveals how God’s call to rest flows from relationship, not obligation. Just as…
Sean Carroll Humiliates Eric Weinstein (Piers Morgan is Also Dumb)
Eric Weinstein loves pretending to be a physicist. This is something he is able to do on podcasts because most people can't tell that he isn't one. But real physicists can see right through him. And today we get to watch one of these real physicists, Sean Carroll, tell Eric that he isn't a physicis…
Countervailing viper venoms
Using snakes' own defenses against venom
Science Sessions are brief conversations with cutting-edge researchers, National Academy members, and policymakers as they discuss topics relevant to today's scientific community. Learn the behind-the-scenes story of work published in the Proceedings of the…
Free Will: Does It Exist?
Will you hit play on this episode?? It feels like that decision is totally within your control — but what if it’s not? What if free will is just an illusion? Lots of people are using science to say that free will is a trick of the mind, that whether or not you listen to this episode, or eat a taco,…
The Complex Universe_ with Sean Carroll
The universe is built from layers of complexity, from tiny particles to vast galaxies and everything in between. In this soothing video, we gently explore the complex universe with Sean Carroll, how simple laws give rise to rich structure, time, and life, and what physics reveals. Settle in, relax …
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