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Sean Carroll's Mindscape: Science, Society, Philosophy, Culture, Arts, and Ideas

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Is There a Problem to Be Solved?

i have noticed, ah in my own a, writing papers, giving talks and getting responses to them, that there's always a difficulty when you have to both convince the audience that there exists a problem. Like, every one has a list of actual existing problems in their head. And if you say you're solving tho s like, why is there more matter than anti matter, people go, oh, yes, that's a good problem to be working on. Butr is this the situation you find yourself in, where you have to convince people that there is an issue to be addressed, or are people more or less sympathetic to that? Well, i think i do a recall and having

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