Isaac Newton

Sir Isaac Newton reflects on his scientific methods and diverse interests in mathematics, physics, and alchemy. He discusses inspiration, regrets in alchemy, and the importance of empirical evidence. The episode features Prof. Michael Strevens from New York University as a medium. The podcast explores Newton's impact on experimental philosophy and his character, providing insights for budding scientists.

Renowned scientist Isaac Newton discusses the speed of gravity, suggesting it travels faster than light. The conversation delves into the interconnectedness of gravity and love in the cosmos, ancient philosophical ideas, and the resurgence of panpsychism in modern physics.

Isaac Newton, Pierre Curie, August Kekulé, and Jack Parsons discuss intrinsic motivation, curiosity, and the scientific method. They emphasize the value of personal inspiration, generating burning questions, and staying open-minded. The Feynman Notebook Method is explored as a powerful tool for learning and reflection. Overall, the podcast highlights the importance of thinking like a scientist in various aspects of life.