Welcome to the pretty intense podcast and it's pretty intense today with the brilliant

Professor Brian Green. He is a theoretical physicist. He is also the director of Columbia

University's Center for Theoretical Physics. He has gone very deep into string theory

and mirror symmetry and so many things that I don't really understand

extremely well but I'm super fascinated with. I've always been interested in the universe and our reality

and how everything works. So we talked about time, we talked about

entropy, we talked about dimensions, we talked about matter and what we're made of and we really just kind of drilled down on some of the

fundamentals that we experience in life. We talked about the Hydron Collider in Switzerland and Cern and what the role of that is and what they've learned from it and what they're trying to learn.

Brian is a professor and so he has an incredible ability to be able to communicate in a comprehensive

way.

For me, I love to learn a little past my limit because that's the only way you do learn.

You get those words planted inside of you and then they kind of are seeds and they grow.

So I understood a lot, but there's some stuff I didn't understand. I'm grateful for that because that just means that I will expand just like the

like the universe.

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I'd love to hear the things that resonate with you in this interview in the

comments and just some of your

thoughts on it we all play a part in this sort of zeitgeist of information so

put your thoughts down. Yeah I am super super excited about this. Jen said before we started, she goes,

are you ready?

And I was like, I'm as ready as I'm ever

going to be for a theoretical physicist.

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