Your Daily Equation | Live Q&A with Brian Greene

Live Q&A with Brian Greene - #YourDailyEquation: Join a live session with Brian Greene, 3 PM EDT. Relativity, quantum, the universe -- ask him anything that's on your mind.

Monday - Friday at 3pm EDT, Brian will offer brief and breezy discussions of pivotal equations. Even if your math is a bit rusty, tune in for accessible and exciting stories of nature and numbers that will allow you to see the universe in a new way.

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[auxbonnieux]

I am SO shocked and excited that he read my question..wow I'm happy

[petkucius]

Please do not stop these. It`s like the only thing that can keep me awake. You can get more technical if you like, I personally intend to study these videos (with play/pause) in order to make an effort to understand more deeply the subject of our existence. Great work, thanks a million.

[NyteRazor]

Yes! Bell's Theorem for Monday's Your Daily Equation.

[RemoCODclips]

I absolutely agree with your perspective on free will. Great explanation and amazing informative video 👍🏽

[fredspencer]

What a man! I was a Professor Of Maths and Businees Computing for a number of years; watching you "perform" makes me miss those days.
Thank you for your work!

[qwertychat]

Great series Professor Greene! I generally watch these everyday with breakfast before work. On free will, I want to highlight Quine's view that the requirement of the freedom to will what you will in order to have free will is too strong and leads to an infinite regress. You get a similar infinite regress if you require that you must know that you know in order to have knowledge.

[apratimchatterjee]

Hello Professor Greene, my name is Apratim Chatterjee. I am from India.I am very much passionate about physics and especially I am deeply interested in knowing the nature of Time. So I would be glad if you can just shed some light on what exactly is time. Can we truly measure time or is it just our way of keeping track of things with the invention of clocks. If time is a 4th dimension and as 3 dimensional beings, is it ever possible to really uncover what time is and how can we measure it just like we measure space by calculating distance because we can't feel time like we feel 3d space. Aren't we just experiencing change and think that it time that we are experiencing? It would to be great to know this from you.

[myleftfoot]

More Math! Thank you professor Greene!

[drwho]

Glad to see you stoking your ego over how complicated you can make something simple. This is why there is a stagnation of physics.

[munshimohammadzunejo]

Dr.Brian, is the speed of light constant and unattainable in the concept of a Multiverse too ???

And thanks a lot Sir, for your views on the Simulation hypothesis 58:17

[paulrite]

Do we know if the speed of a gravity wave is independent of the direction it comes from?

[sirwilliamkarl]

Keep with the math. It's starting to sink in.

[prabirkumardash]

Sir, it does not matter if u do lecture basing technical and non teachical because everything of ur lectures is truly fantastic worth of knowing.
I am a grade 10 students, and I love i every lecture since I started watching.

[mohd.shadabkhan]

I want Math with explanation on daily equation.

[MrTommy]

we believe in free will because we are so into the past and present and cannot see the future but in hindsight it's obvious that we don't have free will.

[subhanusaxena]

Please keep the math but with your beautifully simple explanations as to what they mean ! We need somebody to take as through the Einstein Field Equations that we can all understand how they are derived without needing Masters level math. Thank you

[orresearch]

Without a doubt one of the few best contents to make Youtube worthwhile.

[avishcrasta]

A brief technical overview while explaining topics in the broader sense would be much better I suppose. It would help clarify certain concepts that might not necessarily seem obvious without technical insight and it would also help some of us who are interested in learning the deeper technical aspects after having watched and read many similar videos and books covering the general content. Btw thank you Brian for the amazing content!! :)

[IIIllllIIIIlllll]

Hi Dr. Greene- do you have any plans to bring back these Q&A? Thanks!

[pradeep]

Q&A: Hi Professor Brian Greene. Sir, Could there be alternative or advance explanation for how gravity works despite Einstein’s general relativity (even though it explains gravity so perfectly). And with that “Another Explanation”, will we be able to answer some unsolved questions like grand unification? (Like Einstein did with his theory for Newtonian explanation.)