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It was mentioned as a book written by Michio Kaku during his introduction to the show.
Also The Physics of the Future and The Future of the Mind.
— Episode: The Universe and Beyond, with Stephen Ha...
Episode: The Universe and Beyond, with Stephen Hawking
It was mentioned as a book written by Michio Kaku during his introduction to the show.
Also The Physics of the Future and The Future of the Mind.
Episode: Science and Art, with Carolyn Porco - StarTalk All...
It was mentioned as a book that Sean Ono Lennon read in his youth, which discussed future societal phases and potential threats, including the possibility of surviving a nuclear age and building structures like Dyson spheres.
I've read a lot of you know Books even Michio Kaku when I was young. I read a book of his I was talking about this Russian a scientist who has qualifications for Phase one society phase two society and I think it was your friend Carl Sagan who actually just made more distinct like Smaller distinctions between the phases, but that essentially if you survive a nuclear age Then you get to another phase of you know of a possible extinction threat, but then you can Eventually build a geodesic dome or something or a Dyson Dyson spear around the Sun and you get all this energy and then you can make wormholes and you can essentially populate the universe
Episode: The Universe and Beyond, with Stephen Hawking
It was mentioned as another book by Michio Kaku along with 'The Physics of the Impossible' and 'The Future of the Mind'.
Also The Physics of the Future and The Future of the Mind.
Episode: Science and Art, with Carolyn Porco - StarTalk All...
It was mentioned in the context of discussing the potential for humanity to survive various extinction threats and colonize other planets. It was read by the speaker when they were younger.
I've read a lot of you know books even Michio Kaku when I was young. I read a book of his I was talking about this Russian a scientist who has qualifications for Phase one society phase two society and I think it was your friend Carl Sagan who actually just made more distinct like smaller distinctions between the phases, but that essentially if you survive a nuclear age Then you get to another phase of you know of a possible extinction threat, but then you can Eventually build a geodesic dome or something or a Dyson Dyson spear around the Sun and you get all this energy and then you can make wormholes and you can essentially populate the universe.
