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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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Mentioned in 5 episodes
Stephon Alexander on The Autodidactic Universe, String Theory, Matrix Models & Cherns-Simons Gravity
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Curt Jaimungal in the outro, describing it as a book exploring the intersection of physics and cosmology.
Curt Jaimungal in the outro, describing it as a book exploring the intersection of physics and cosmology. Sal Pais Λ Stephon Alexander on Singularities, Negative Energy, and the Origins of the Universe
Mentioned by Sean Illing as his most recent book, discussing the challenges and fears in theoretical physics.
The jazz musician’s guide to the universe
