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Black hole soft hair, the edge of the universe, and closed timelike curves
In this week’s newsletter I’m bringing together a few ideas that are interesting me: stereographic projection (and conformal mappings in general…
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Tim Andersen
If the universe is alive, how would we tell?
The question of whether the universe is alive comes down to what we think life is. One of the primary features of nature is that living things are…
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Tim Andersen
Physics as the new religion: will Millennials embrace it?
Many of you know that I am a Christian. I haven’t always professed that faith and I spent my teens and twenties reading atheists and agnostics such as…
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Tim Andersen
There is plenty of room at the quantum bottom
In 1959, Richard Feynman gave a now celebrated talk on miniaturization, a talk that would presage the field of nanotechnology. In his talk, he mentions…
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Tim Andersen
Particles are emergent properties of fields
And we need to stop teaching "particle physics" and start teaching "fields physics" only.
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Tim Andersen
Do weak measurements allow us to see into parallel realities?
It depends.
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Tim Andersen
Dynamic histories interpretation of quantum physics and whether the past can change
I’ve been reading Robert Lanza’s 2006 book on his theory Biocentrism. I had heard about it before but it didn’t sound that interesting to me until I was…
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Tim Andersen
The Infinite Universe
The Infinite Universe
Science, philosophy, and theology on our infinite universe.

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