Dr. Brian Keating

It turned out to be bogus and it turned out to be – the data were manipulated in such a way that we would say probably fall into the realm of p-hacking, which may not have been maliciously intended. But the goal, the output of it is certainly a driving incentive that influences people to do things that are unethical. And that happens at all levels. And we saw it. I saw it in my own experiment.

It turned out to be bogus and it turned out to be – the data were manipulated in such a way that we would say probably fall into the realm of p-hacking, which may not have been maliciously intended. But the goal, the output of it is certainly a driving incentive that influences people to do things that are unethical. And that happens at all levels. And we saw it. I saw it in my own experiment.

not necessarily accusing my colleagues of being unethical. We were searching and we still are searching for what caused the Big Bang. We're going to get back to your question of how this comes, because I think I can help. But that plate's still spinning in the background. Yeah, it's still spinning. Like a planet. It's spinning like our solar system, right?

not necessarily accusing my colleagues of being unethical. We were searching and we still are searching for what caused the Big Bang. We're going to get back to your question of how this comes, because I think I can help. But that plate's still spinning in the background. Yeah, it's still spinning. Like a planet. It's spinning like our solar system, right?

not necessarily accusing my colleagues of being unethical. We were searching and we still are searching for what caused the Big Bang. We're going to get back to your question of how this comes, because I think I can help. But that plate's still spinning in the background. Yeah, it's still spinning. Like a planet. It's spinning like our solar system, right?

But the quarry was so big to unravel what caused the Big Bang to bang, what ignited the spark that became our universe. It's at least, it was called when we announced the discovery at Harvard, on St. Patrick's Day 2014. World News covered it, front page everywhere, New York Times, CNN, every single outlet covered it. It was called one of the greatest discoveries of all time.

But the quarry was so big to unravel what caused the Big Bang to bang, what ignited the spark that became our universe. It's at least, it was called when we announced the discovery at Harvard, on St. Patrick's Day 2014. World News covered it, front page everywhere, New York Times, CNN, every single outlet covered it. It was called one of the greatest discoveries of all time.

But the quarry was so big to unravel what caused the Big Bang to bang, what ignited the spark that became our universe. It's at least, it was called when we announced the discovery at Harvard, on St. Patrick's Day 2014. World News covered it, front page everywhere, New York Times, CNN, every single outlet covered it. It was called one of the greatest discoveries of all time.

Not only did it explain how our universe came into existence, it also predicted the existence of other universes in what's called the multiverse, which we've heard about maybe in quantum computing.

Not only did it explain how our universe came into existence, it also predicted the existence of other universes in what's called the multiverse, which we've heard about maybe in quantum computing.

Not only did it explain how our universe came into existence, it also predicted the existence of other universes in what's called the multiverse, which we've heard about maybe in quantum computing.

Yeah, exactly right. That's right. Among many things that we hear about only on that show. So the point is, it was a quarry for the ages. And I knew that because that's why I invented the experiment, right? I told you, my father and I, you know, we never really had the rapprochement that you and your father seemed to have had. And that's great. We always had kind of a difficult relationship.

Yeah, exactly right. That's right. Among many things that we hear about only on that show. So the point is, it was a quarry for the ages. And I knew that because that's why I invented the experiment, right? I told you, my father and I, you know, we never really had the rapprochement that you and your father seemed to have had. And that's great. We always had kind of a difficult relationship.

Yeah, exactly right. That's right. Among many things that we hear about only on that show. So the point is, it was a quarry for the ages. And I knew that because that's why I invented the experiment, right? I told you, my father and I, you know, we never really had the rapprochement that you and your father seemed to have had. And that's great. We always had kind of a difficult relationship.

As I said, he abandoned me and my book. I write about this rather. He abandoned me and my older brother, Kevin. I was seven, he was 10. And he just left us and Because of that, he didn't end up paying child support for me or my brother and alimony to my mother. And so my stepfather adopted us. And my last name was originally not Keating. It was Axe, A-X.

As I said, he abandoned me and my book. I write about this rather. He abandoned me and my older brother, Kevin. I was seven, he was 10. And he just left us and Because of that, he didn't end up paying child support for me or my brother and alimony to my mother. And so my stepfather adopted us. And my last name was originally not Keating. It was Axe, A-X.

As I said, he abandoned me and my book. I write about this rather. He abandoned me and my older brother, Kevin. I was seven, he was 10. And he just left us and Because of that, he didn't end up paying child support for me or my brother and alimony to my mother. And so my stepfather adopted us. And my last name was originally not Keating. It was Axe, A-X.

And so when we were adopted, I never saw him. I didn't see him for 15 years. But I knew one thing. He was a brilliant scientist. And he was actually the youngest. He was not only a tenured professor. He was full professor with like a chair at Cornell at age 26. So you and I got our profession, like our 30s or whatever.

And so when we were adopted, I never saw him. I didn't see him for 15 years. But I knew one thing. He was a brilliant scientist. And he was actually the youngest. He was not only a tenured professor. He was full professor with like a chair at Cornell at age 26. So you and I got our profession, like our 30s or whatever.

And so when we were adopted, I never saw him. I didn't see him for 15 years. But I knew one thing. He was a brilliant scientist. And he was actually the youngest. He was not only a tenured professor. He was full professor with like a chair at Cornell at age 26. So you and I got our profession, like our 30s or whatever.