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What if the universe is not just matter in motion, but information unfolding?
In the opening episode of Season 2, physicist Riccardo Adami and researcher Nassim Haramein explore a deeper layer of reality.
Moving between scientific rigor and visionary thinking, in the first part of the episode, they question classical assumptions and consider whether intelligence may be embedded in the very structure of space-time.
A conversation - recorded live at Venezia - at the edge of science, where new questions begin.
In the opening episode of Season 2, physicist Riccardo Adami and researcher Nassim Haramein explore a deeper layer of reality.
Moving between scientific rigor and visionary thinking, in the first part of the episode, they question classical assumptions and consider whether intelligence may be embedded in the very structure of space-time.
A conversation - recorded live at Venezia - at the edge of science, where new questions begin.
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