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DemystifySci hosts The DemystifySci Podcast, a society show with 435 episodes published.
There is a microphone, a clock, and sixty seconds. What you do with them is entirely up to you. Ten episodes in, Paradigm Drift has become something nobody planned: a living laboratory where the wild, the rigorous, and t
Every physical theory rests on a floor nobody built on purpose. In this livestream, we open the chapter "Atomic Axioms" from our forthcoming book Paradox Lost and lay bare the three assumptions that have always quietly g
This week, we head to the woods. UBC professor of psychology Liane Gabora walks us through the deep tension between creativity and conformity that runs through every institution humans have ever built. Her work on cultur
Something vast stirs beneath the Bronze Age world, a mercantile civilization moving tin and copper across impossible distances long before Greece or Rome drew their first breath. For our third livestream, we dive into Ga
Hugh Evans walks us across two thousand square miles of North Wales where the zodiac lives in the land itself, constellations pressed into mountains and rivers and place names older than Babylon ever dreamed of writing d
We sit down with James Ellias of Inductica to ask whether physics can ever truly prove anything. James pulls the inductive method out of the margins and holds it up against a century of guess-and-check, and together we t
Henry Lindner walks into the cathedral of general relativity and asks why no one can hear the pipes, flowing space as reformation of Einstein's gravity, where the medium returns and the math bows down to something almost
We're back for a second livestream! Again, we'll be reading from Paradox Lost: The Material Principles of Natural Philosophy. This time, though, we're going through the very end of the book, and laying out what we think
Something broke in the foundations of how we think, and the cracks have been spreading ever since through Western culture, politics, creating a fraying sense of what is real. In this live conversation recorded in Austin,
On our first livestream we are cracking open a chapter of Paradox Lost - The Material Principles of Natural Philosophy and giving the world a first glance into the book that we've been writing for the last five years and
This is where we come together in search of ideas that will one day change the world. Theorists, pulled from a hat, get sixty seconds to present their potentially revolutionary idea about pretty much anything. If it does
In this conversation with Alexander Unzicker, physicist and author of Bankrupting Physics, we dig into why physical constants like the fine structure constant 137 have the values they do, whether mathematics is being con
Pierre Marie Robitaille returns to challenge one of the most foundational assumptions in modern physics: that black body radiation is independent of the material producing it. This assumption, introduced by Kirchhoff in
Pierre Marie Robitaille returns to challenge one of the most foundational assumptions in modern physics: that black body radiation is independent of the material producing it. This assumption, introduced by Kirchhoff in
Language hums along in the background, ancient and confident, telling you it knows the shape of the world. But the world keeps moving, restless and unmapped, and the old words calcify into monuments nobody remembers buil
Language doesn't wait for the world, it runs on its own wild current, often generating fictitious meaning from nothing but itself. Our conversation with Professor Elan Barenholtz returns to the ancient question of mind a
In this second part of our recent meetup with @thelandofchem the conversation shifts to how lightning and natural electromagnetic fields could drive activity inside the Great Pyramid. Geoffrey Drumm outlines a model wher
In today's conversation (Part 1 of 2), Geoffrey Drumm ( @thelandofchem ) returns to explore a radically different interpretation of the Great Pyramid as an industrial system rather than a tomb. The discussion walks throu
In this second part of our conversation, Columbia University psychiatrist and researcher Ragy Girgis examines the deeper social patterns behind the rise of modern mass violence. The discussion looks at how isolation, cul
In this conversation, Columbia University psychiatrist Dr. Ragy Girgis joins DemystifySci to explore why psychological breakdowns appear to be rising in modern society. The discussion examines the limits of current menta
Michael Hughes
President · Peak Scientific
1 appearance on this show
Elan Barenholtz
cognitive scientist and professor of psychology at Florida Atlantic University · Florida Atlantic University
2 appearances on this show
Ragy Girgis
Professor of Clinical Psychiatry · Columbia University Department of Psychiatry
2 appearances on this show
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