Quantum Frontiers: Unraveling the Universe - Dr. Lawrence Krauss PhD - Think Tank: E2

In this captivating episode, Robert engages in a profound discussion with the esteemed theoretical physicist Lawrence M. Krauss, Ph.D., a world-class lecturer and best-selling author celebrated for his groundbreaking contributions to science.

Together, they navigate myriad fascinating topics, including Quantum Mechanics, Quantum Cryptography, Quantum Entanglement, the possibility of Faster-than-light Communication, the critical importance of Free Speech, and the dynamics of Echo Chambers, among other engaging subjects.

Prof. Krauss, with a portfolio of over 500 scientific publications and numerous articles aimed at demystifying physics and astronomy for the public, made a seminal contribution in 1995 by theorizing that the vast majority of the universe's energy is contained in the vacuum of space—a hypothesis confirmed by astronomical observations in 1999. This monumental finding paved the way for the Nobel Prize to be awarded in 2011.

This episode offers a rare opportunity to delve into the minds of two brilliant thinkers as they challenge prevailing paradigms and discuss pivotal considerations that could reshape our understanding of the universe. Join us for a riveting debate filled with insightful reflections and perspectives in this remarkable meeting of minds.

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[mindmatters]

I'm a medium. When a spirit is beside me and when I'm doing a reading, their energy is strong, electrical and buzzy. They blend with my aura and start giving me messages clairaudiently and clairsentiently. The maddest thing is if they are talking about their loved one who are still alive, I start feeling their alive loved ones in the room. I'm always fascinated. It's as if there is Bi-location happening. The only way I can decipher the dead from the living is the breeze and coolness around the dead person. The live person in the room is in warmth, even though it's the energy of the live person and not the physical body. It's all a bit strange. I have an ability to percieve the unseen..including Angels. Angels have a huge energy and they come in a huge breeze.

[joshpogue]

I have a feeling Robert is a very good chess player. I find him to also be an excellent communicator, which undoubtedly begins with his keen ability to listen intently. His questions concerning the underlying relationship between geometric principles and physics, theoretical or classical, were perfectly postulated and delivered in a very meticulous way. The skill of controlling a conversation thru the questions asked is no easy task to accomplish, especially in the graceful, non aggressive way Robert does it. Jedi mind tricks he conceals well.

[klownshow]

Congratulations Lawrence and Robert on your future Nobel Prizes for physics and mathematics 💜💙

[cookiewise]

I have just recently discovered your work robert, I think something brought me towards it (and I'm not talking YouTube algorithm)...something is also telling me to say thank you for sharing all your profound knowledge and wisdom, it truly is a gift to humanity

[Shane]

Lawrence is right that information can't _travel_ faster than the speed of light in _spacetime_, but what he's missing is that spacetime can be bypassed, because reality - that which precedes and gives rise to spacetime - is nonlocal, and there are dimensions of that reality that don't have to follow the rules of spacetime, because they are not contained within spacetime. Scientists will not understand why Quantum Mechanics is incompatible with the laws of spacetime until they step outside the materialist paradigm and study the nature of reality that is a timeless and spaceless singularity that takes the form of a nonlocal field of consciousness.

[s.d.melcher]

I usually find myself hanging on every word from Robert Edward Grant, especially in his series, “Code X” on Gaia! His knowledge and wisdom are spellbinding, but when it’s coupled with a discussion with a colleague of his, I’m so grateful. Love this so much!
💞👏😁💞
#zeropointenergy now, please! 🙌🥰
And let’s get our music tuned to 432! 💞🙌🥰💃music🎷🎻🎺💞

[genandnic]

Please interview more physicists!!
You're asking all the right questions. 💖

[shayhalsey]

Robert I would love to work for you I left the Aerospace industry to start this amazing journey, your work us so Profound!

[chrismadaj]

The last few sentences you guys had said is amazing. I agree, totally, thank you, GODSPEED.

[SA-cyde]

Two of my favorite scientist having a converstaion. What a great time to be alive.

[Foolian]

I love your friendship with Larry! conflict in good faith is what keeps science alive. so grateful for this podcast and wishing it great longevity

[williamjmccartan]

First, thank you both very much for a rich conversation, and Lawrence don't take this the wrong way, but the host drew you out in a way I hadn't really seen before, so thank you Robert.

[drewtheceo]

Love the energy. I find myself gravitating toward your work.

[experienceanimation]

These two men are disagreeing with each other and having a great conversation. Thats how you do it baby

[jmueller]

I’m a lawnmower mechanic but love the way you point out the patterns in the mechanics of life. I still have questions about bit loss and and the potential of teleportation but it looks like we all do.
Cheers !🎉

[teapot]

This is facinating thank you so much! WE ARE READY!

[mainstreampropaganda]

Free speech is for me free spirit and concerning that, I wonder how come Lawrence as he said is not spiritual? It would have been less surprising to me had he said he is developing his spiritual awareness as apposed to not very spiritual. Thank You Robert for your open mindedness and may your bubble not be too broken!

[multiversityx]

That "that's what she said" line caught me off guard ;D. Classic!

[kickinghorse]

Excellent as usual.
I'll need to watch the balance later.
Thanks for sharing your continued journey with us.
(BTW, is it just me, or does Rob have a "good hair day" every day? :)

[observerone]

Thank-you for this wonderful interview. Lawrence is one of my favorite physicists. 🤓👍