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Fear of a Black Universe
Book • 2021
In *Fear of a Black Universe*, Stephon Alexander argues that great physics requires thinking outside the mainstream and embracing intuition.
He explores some of physics' greatest mysteries, from the Big Bang to consciousness, while advocating for a more diverse scientific community.
The book combines physics, philosophy, and personal narrative to offer a unique perspective on the universe.
He explores some of physics' greatest mysteries, from the Big Bang to consciousness, while advocating for a more diverse scientific community.
The book combines physics, philosophy, and personal narrative to offer a unique perspective on the universe.
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as one of the two terrific books written by the guest.


Sean Elling

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The musical structure of the universe
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as a book written by Stephon Alexander.


Curt Jaimungal

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Carlo Rovelli on Consciousness, the Illusion of Time, Loop Quantum Gravity, & Philosophy of Relational Quantum Mechanics
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as the basis for his autodidactic universe theory.


Curt Jaimungal

Stephon Alexander on The Autodidactic Universe, String Theory, Matrix Models & Cherns-Simons Gravity
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in the outro, describing it as a book exploring the intersection of physics and cosmology.


Curt Jaimungal

Sal Pais Λ Stephon Alexander on Singularities, Negative Energy, and the Origins of the Universe
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as his most recent book, discussing the challenges and fears in theoretical physics.

Sean Illing

The jazz musician’s guide to the universe