What possibilities can there be for advanced civilizations within the realm of physics? What is the black hole solution? And what do astronomers spend a lot of time worrying about?

In this Holiday Special episode of the podcast Creon Levit, Director of R&D at planet Labs, interviews physicist Adam Brown. Adam is a theoretical physicist at Stanford University, interested in early universe cosmology, inflation, black holes, and assorted other topics.

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Session Summary: Adam Brown, Stanford University | Q&A on Cosmology, Inflation and Black Holes - Foresight Institute

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