Sean Carroll Blows Joe Rogan's Mind With Laplace's Demon

[KyleCotton]

Just listened to this on the way to work then tried explaining it to my boss. Received a drug test...

[jahgol]

Sometimes I feel like Quantum Physics is only understood by 8 guys and they're all freestyling.

[superhawk]

Intelligence on this level while still being able to communicate and interact with anyone on basically any subject, and do it comfortably... is a rare thing.

[timpearson]

If you traveled out into infinity, you still wouldn’t see how far over my head this conversation went.

[RajeshJustaguy]

Doesnt matter if Joe understands or not, him giving airtime to these guys is a blessing

[LoisSharbel]

Thank you, Joe Rogan, for featuring this brilliant scientist. No, I can't really follow his arguments. I don't have the capacity to understand
his research and ideas. However, he speaks so clearly and offers interesting ideas that give me a glimpse into the big questions of life.
Sean Carroll is a gift to humanity. Thank you for bringing this to us.

[AegisAuras]

After careful examination and re-examination, I’ve concluded he seems to be speaking words of some kind.

[supergrendel]

In the words of the late great Colonel Sanders, “I’m too drunk to taste this chicken.”

[bencorrigan]

"You are assigning a degree of confidence to your lack of perfect knowledge". @8.28 - What a great sentence

[constantine]

At first I thought LaPlace’s Demon was going to be something supernatural in a cave in Romania where weird stuff happens. Lol

[spillysock-spock]

Joe kind of looks like a Minecraft villager

[johnboukalis]

If there was ever a person to ask if they've tried DMT, this is the guy

[MrGonzonator]

I just love that here we have a philosopher-physicist and a comedian talking about the fundamental probabilistic nature of reality and there are 500k+ views. There is hope for us yet.
EDIT: 1M+ views
EDIT: 2M+ views

[samjohnson]

I feel like I just walked into a lecture and spent the whole time trying to figure out if I was in the right class

[Therapyozot]

I love how he notes that the next explanation is going to be hard to wrap your head around as if the previous explanations were super simple to digest.

[Carlosgarciaa]

We need Eddie Bravo to explain this to the rest of us

[kdee]

Sean Carroll’s style of delivery is so calm and patient. Whilst I know next to nothing of theoretical physics and quantum mechanics, he motivates me to learn - as all great teachers do.

[gundy]

Sean Carroll is one of my favorite "physics storytellers", soft spoken, gentle in his appearance with the ability to give us mortals a chance to even try to understand. In other words a great teacher with enthusiasm and passion to make others understand his love for the science.

[lukeb]

When you watch an entire podcast clip and have no idea what just happened.

[TheSteveSteele]

We need more interviews like this. If all humans could think like this without difficulty, imagine the possibilities for our greater society.