Ian McEwan: Atonement as Science Fiction? Mistakes in Literature and Science

[@ozymandias6817]

As always, fascinating video Dr. Kraus! I just want u to know I love your books!!

[@mrpearson1230]

I have 6 of Neil Degrasse Tysons 📚. Which one of L.K books should I get 1st??

[@khai2322]

@@mrpearson1230 The Greatest Story Ever Told (So Far) is a good book.

[@clancen]

@@mrpearson1230 A Universe From Nothing is probably my favorite

[@LettersAndNumbers300]

Psychics of Star Trek, with foreword by Marina Sirtis.

[@milesknightestrada3286]

Thank you, Ian, for not using this idea so I could.

[@hablemosdepolitica-i2q]

Aren't you think about interviewing a non english speaking person sometime? There are many interesting persons from other countries too, Mr. Krauss. For the record I like the channel, it's very interesting.

[@46metube]

The premise he somewhat alludes to is already covered in Alfred Bester’s Tiger Tiger.

[@yuzan3607]

is it good?

[@defenderofwisdom]

This is pretty off-topic, but what the hell is a 'black hole analog' that can be created with a few thousand atoms? What can be an analog for a black hole? Is it a black hole itself? Or something supposed to be like a black hole? Examining it apparently confirms some of Hawking's theories. But is it like treating a mouse brain or a pigs brain as an analog for a human brain?

[@michealcurrie8272]

Before action there is thought.

[@psikeyhackr6914]

Does he understand electronics and know diodes from integrated circuits?

[@RyanGBB88]

Failure the greatest teacher is