Matt Gialich

Does it mean to just slow down?

You know, how do we look at this?

Like people love to put Hollywood on top of these physics discoveries.

And the reality is they're not usually that Hollywood.

They're actually usually pretty mundane and boring.

And that's why I think going back to my original point is like,

I really think you should do this, Sean.

It's just like, when you're reading one of those, just call the fucking author.

Call the paper and say like, hey, what does this mean?

Or I was talking about the, you know, call Kip Thorne.

He's at Caltech.

Like, he will pick up the phone.

When I was at NASA Goddard, there was a guy named there named John Mathis.

And he discovered the background radiation of the universe.

Won a Nobel Prize for it, right?

With a mission in 92, I think it was, that took that famous picture of the background radiation of the universe.

I literally just walked up to his office and was like, can I talk with you?

And he's like, dude, come in.

I'm just working on this.

Like, come in.