Results for “Science”
Tim Ferriss - Lucid Dreaming, Quantum Gravity and Bioelectric Medicine | SRS #274
3:38validated by exercise science and randomized control trials five years from now, it's like go talk to the6:51did a few things and end of one so your mileage may vary but there's a lot of good science around intermittent fasting58:16was very interested even at that point I was very interested in neuroscience. So I wanted to be a neuroscientist
"Coding Is Dead!" AI CEO Reveals Blueprint to Get Rich With AI in 2026 (Zero Employees)
33:54if you go to computer science school for 4 years, you're guaranteed like the best life and the best in, you know, the48:38Jordan um Princess University for technology. Good good computer science49:21and some cases in like math and computer science I would like get good grades. The problem in my school is that in a
MICHAEL POLLAN: Life is Short (How to Spend It Wisely)
2:28And that, you know, that became the question that drove this new book. Why do you think science has brushed aside research and exploration of2:35consciousness in the way that you've chosen to approach it? What's what's been the reason? Well, science is now3:06can go all the way back to Galileo and he made a decision that was really fateful for the future of science which
Scientology’s Dark Nazi Roots: The History They Tried to Suppress | Jon Atack
0:20It's the stuff of science fiction. Only two aspects really in Scientology. One is to have the intention so you can3:09Our podcast tends to revolve around the intersection of science and spirituality, but Jonathan and I have a8:24system. I mean, it's the stuff of science fiction. And I mean, it it it
Joe Rogan Experience #2462 - Aaron Siri
0:33this. What was your opinions on medical science? What was your opinions on vaccines? Were you skeptical or did you1:10be a fool, like a real fool to ignore all this medical science, which is the21:54important that they stay they stay in business. Well, a few things. And we trust the science. You should trust the science.
Sophia And The Birthing The Demiurge w/ Joseph Phipps
18:10what got a little wonky is that during the scientific revolution science started paying the bills and it became very profitable to become a scientist.18:35That's how that's what funds that's who's funding science today is the people who want science to stay within30:29alternate theories and ideas of the way the world works, but you know, science as a practice does
Why AI CEOs Are Building Bunkers - Tristan Harris
4:34whether fall apart right like and it's not magic we don't say oh like who would have known that that bridge would fall apart no we have a science of bridges um4:43and and mechanical engineering uh and civil engineering and with technology and human psychology there is a science to the dopamine system there is a4:52science to confirmation bias in our psychology and how we tend to perceive information through our tribal inroup like we see things through the political tribe that we're a part of
Nuclear Physicist Goes Public with NEW Evidence on Lost Ancient Tech | Max Zamilov
6:49Yeah. Because it's it's not a common technique. And what what happens is in science when something is not common you know there is a big like learning curve and like set up and eve7:25but the way science goes, nothing is easy.1:39:10Well, you know, that's how science works. You know, we Well, let me ask you this though. If you were to publish your paper with all the same evidence, came to the opposite conclusi
“There’s 10 of Them” UFO Super Users Confirmed by DARPA Scientist | Bob McGwier
7:04Ted Hume was director of science and technology of the Central Intelligence Agency. So that's the person who knows where all the skeletons are.7:17Okay. But if somebody does know where all of the science and technology people will know it, they would know it. Okay? Because science and technology would be the15:44a scientist. So I withdrew from doing science and just became his friend. So I have watched these people encroach on
"Professor Brian Cox"
8:54honors in physics, earn a PhD, and work on the largest science experiment ever built. Before all that, he played keyboards in a band that hit number one9:03with a song that became the soundtrack to a British prime minister's election victory. He's broken the Guinness World Record for biggest selling science show9:50What is your what is your area of expertise in science?