

Brian Keating on Fixing the Biggest Problems in Modern Science
Dec 16, 2024
Brian Keating, a Professor of Cosmology and author of 'Into the Impossible', dives into the significance of the scientific method in uncovering truth and avoiding self-deception. He shares his quest for a Nobel Prize, reflecting on human potential and the drive to challenge limitations. The conversation also touches on the emotional impact of astronomy, the transformative power of curiosity, and the complexities of pursuing knowledge amidst personal struggles. Keating emphasizes embracing epistemic humility and the importance of collaboration in scientific discovery.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
The Quest for Truth in Science
02:38 • 9min
Exploring Truth, Order, and Chaos in the Universe
12:00 • 4min
Navigating Complexity: Entropy in Business and Science
16:29 • 17min
The Transformative Power of Astronomy and Curiosity
33:45 • 3min
Curiosity and the Quest for Knowledge
36:18 • 6min
Navigating Family and Academia
42:19 • 30min
Transcending Limitations: The Power of Human Potential
01:12:10 • 2min
Challenging the Impossible: Dreams and Discoveries
01:14:18 • 20min
Exploring Legacy and Happiness
01:33:53 • 18min
Embracing Epistemic Humility
01:51:54 • 10min
Nurturing Health and Well-Being with Nutritional Supplements
02:01:28 • 3min