ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Our daily lives would tell us we understand time - but what if that's not the case? AJ and special guest Nate Pinto explore the mysteries of time and what physics says about its place in our universe. Is there only "the now"? Is the past lost and is the future unwritten? The answer is a solid... maybe.
Additional Topics Include: A potential new airspeed record, the best spot for a moon base, and what your forehead says about your empathy.
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