Alie Ward

Boy, howdy, is there some.

Not only are you going to walk away with an exciting overview of what the hell the universe may be all about, but you'll also hear about some academic infighting and why it's exciting that there are so many mysteries in the universe.

So in between seminars and panels at SciComm Camp, we pulled up a couch, we got to talking.

So settle in for philosophical physics fun times wherein we discuss what matter is made of and how many universes there could be and why what we think we know just does not add up and how someone could say you're wrong, but maybe you're righter than everyone realizes.

And also how an inbox can be a lot like a crackpot.

and how to tackle your dreams when they seem too big to fathom.

And Einstein and string theory and gravity and tunneling and wormholes and cats and more with astrophysicist, author and quantum ontologist, Dr. Adam Becker.

Yes.

Yeah, let me check your levels.

It's great.

You have a good radio voice.

Let's go back in time, if you will.

Sure.

Would it be a wormhole that I could go back in time to ask you about your childhood?

Okay, so let's go through a wormhole.

Now, going back, did you always like physics, astrophysics?

How do you how does someone decide that they're into something so complex?

Am I gonna feel like I'm on mushrooms?

Well, let's go back first and define what is quantum ontology?

Okay.