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The Hidden Reality Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos
Brian Greene
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StarTalk Radio
Brian Greene is a theoretical physicist and professor of physics and math at Columbia University. He is the author of multiple books, including "The Elegant Universe", "The Fabric of the Cosmos", and "The Hidden Reality", which is a bestselling book.
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author of the very bestselling The Elegant Universe, followed by The Fabric of the Cosmos, followed by The Hidden Reality.
— Episode: The Edge of Our Understanding with Brian...
Episode: The Edge of Our Understanding with Brian Greene
Brian Greene is a theoretical physicist and professor of physics and math at Columbia University. He is the author of multiple books, including "The Elegant Universe", "The Fabric of the Cosmos", and "The Hidden Reality", which is a bestselling book.
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author of the very bestselling The Elegant Universe, followed by The Fabric of the Cosmos, followed by The Hidden Reality.
Episode: StarTalk at BAM – Science is Everywhere (Part 1)
It was mentioned as the third book written by Brian Greene after 'The Elegant Universe' and 'Fabric of the Cosmos'.
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Hidden Reality was a third book.
Podcast
On Being with Krista Tippett
The podcast discussed Greene's book, "The Hidden Reality," which explores the possibility of parallel universes and multiple realities, concepts that are considered potential implications of string theory. The conversation highlighted how these ideas are derived from mathematical findings, not mere speculation.
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So the hidden reality is your latest book, right? Is your newest book? Yes, that's right. And that takes on this very kind of fiction science subject of parallel universe, a multiple, universe, a mult...
— Episode: [Unedited] Brian Greene with Krista Tipp...
Episode: [Unedited] Brian Greene with Krista Tippett
The podcast discussed Greene's book, "The Hidden Reality," which explores the possibility of parallel universes and multiple realities, concepts that are considered potential implications of string theory. The conversation highlighted how these ideas are derived from mathematical findings, not mere speculation.
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So the hidden reality is your latest book, right? Is your newest book? Yes, that's right. And that takes on this very kind of fiction science subject of parallel universe, a multiple, universe, a multiple realities.
And you go through several different iterations of that, different possibilities. I think as a fellow Star Trek fan long time.
Is it one of the implications of this is there is no such thing as a road untraveled? Right. And that comes from one particular flavor of multiverse that comes from quantum mechanics.
And again one of the things I emphasized in the book and it's worth restating now, these ideas are brought to us by the mathematics. We don't dream up these ideas and try to shoehorn them into equations. That's not how we work.
We sit there, the math jumps out of the page kind of grabs us by the pels, slaps us in the face and says, look at me what this is telling you is there might be parallel universes.
Episode: [Unedited] Brian Greene with Krista Tippett
Greene's newest book at the time of the podcast, it explores the possibilities of parallel universes and multiple realities, particularly focusing on implications derived from string theory.
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So the hidden reality is your latest book, right? Is your newest book? Yes, that's right. And that takes on this very kind of fiction science subject of parallel universe, a multiple, universe, a multiple realities.
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