Curt Jaimungal

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31,632 appearances 110 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 2d ago

Curt Jaimungal’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Theories of Everything with Curt Jaimungal · Jim Al-Khalili: The Ontology of Time. We Had It Backwards · 21 Sep 2026 podcast

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Suppose we believe in the block universe, okay? voice-verified

So we're eternalists in a sense. voice-verified

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we believe in... voice-verified

the non-locality of quantum mechanics as being somehow more than just correlational, then why can't we use that to send information back in the past? voice-verified

Because if you have faster-than-light and special relativity, you can send information to the past. voice-verified

Well, voice-verified

Now, this is more an English question than it is a physics question. voice-verified

But Einstein said quantum mechanics was incomplete. voice-verified

And then just a moment ago, he said, if Bohmians are correct, then special relativity is wrong. voice-verified

Now, when I spoke to Roger Penrose, he said, Einstein said quantum mechanics is incomplete, but Roger believes, Sir Roger believes... voice-verified

Einstein to have been too polite. voice-verified

Roger's like, no, I think quantum mechanics is wrong because it needs a major modification. voice-verified

If your theory needs a major modification, it's just wrong. voice-verified

It's not incomplete. voice-verified

Incomplete is a synonym for wrong to him. voice-verified

So I want voice-verified

would you say that special relativity in the Bohmian case is wrong or needs to be modified because incomplete is voice-verified

At what point do you say a theory is wrong versus incomplete is voice-verified

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