Sara Walker: The Origin of Life on Earth and Alien Worlds | Lex Fridman Podcast

[@lexfridman]

Here are the timestamps. Please check out our sponsors to support this podcast. 0:00 - Introduction & sponsor mentions: - Athletic Greens: athleticgreens.com/lex and use code LEX to get 1 month of fish oil - NetSuite: netsuite.com/lex to get free product tour - Blinkist: blinkist.com/lex and use code LEX to get 25% off premium - Magic Spoon: magicspoon.com/lex and use code LEX to get $5 off 1:53 - Origin of life 9:46 - Did aliens seed life on Earth? 14:57 - What is life? 26:36 - Cellular automata 31:04 - The laws of physics may change with time 40:50 - Nobel Prize for the origin of life 46:09 - Is consciousness fundamental to the universe? 57:28 - Life is the most deterministic part of physics 1:00:03 - Free will 1:08:20 - How to detect alien life 1:22:57 - How many alien civilization are out there? 1:29:41 - Shadow biosphere 1:36:08 - UFO sightings 1:39:43 - Exponential population growth of AI lifeforms 1:46:50 - The role of death in life 1:50:54 - Advice for young people 1:56:40 - Meaning of life

[@GK-qc5ry]

Thanks Lex going to enjoy this one. 🙂👍

[@stoopidperformance]

Do you do this with AI? Or manually?

[@the_newvoice]

We're not alone)

[@DrMackSplackem]

@@Daniel.Stanescu "Why" Bob Lazar, LOL.

[@johnconnor8373]

Lex invite this guy!!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpWZdIR5l9BlqNE SCIENCE

[@oliverwayne5192]

I love how lex puts “advice for young people” as one of his consistent questions. It’s great to have someone talk about that as often as he does

[@BakedJake27]

As somebody who is in their early twenties, i greatly appreciate it too

[@Evangq]

Sorry to break it to you @@BakedJake27 but you're old. I know, I know... it was hard for me to accept it at your age to, but the sooner you do the easier it'll be, trust me. Sincerely, a late twenty something.

[@Evangq]

@@lawrencelord9777 Woowww jokes guys... jokes. If calling someone in their early twenties old and signing it like a freakin' letter isn't obvious bs, then idk what is. Was it stupid? Yeah, absolutelyyy. But "dissing people to feel better about himself...weasel??" 🙄 @J P Someone needs to look in the mirror.

[@Evangq]

@@lawrencelord9777 Also, there was no point, save maybe a grin or two, it was pointless. So, points for observation.

[@SomeSortaPro]

@@jonhall2274 I am in my early 20s and I chortled aswell

[@tonyroland5010]

I’m a substitute teacher from Flint, Michigan. My students put me hip and we have great conversations about your episodes, can’t wait to talk about this one!

[@goku3223]

You sound like someone who should be a full-time teacher!

[@webosm6494]

@@goku3223 I really think not many people are cut out for being a full time teachers. In my youth there were only a few teachers that were still enthusiastic and curious. The rest were worn down by the stupid kids who seem to be the majority. And with stupid i mostly mean how they act. Uncontrollable a-holes. Once you get older and are paying for your education with your own earned money then suddenly everything changes as all the other ones also want to get their moneys worth and pay attention and do the work.

[@goku3223]

@@webosm6494 I agree 100% - none of our systems incentivize good teachers because everything tries to be micro-managed to produce a score on whatever the most recent testing procedure is. If you get those kids to vomit the right data we can get raises and they can just go work in a factory or whatever... and be grateful!

[@smileyp4535]

God I hope they fox your water soon, America is a huge waste of potential 😒

[@Cam-sl8ve]

where did your students put your hip?

[@MuscleBandit]

I love the way Sara articulates her answers so quickly and efficiently. She is easily as smart as she needs to be but never speaks in riddles or over complicates anything, just quick, simple, to the point and ready for the next question. You were both a pleasure to listen to. Thanks 👌

[@PaulMarshall]

Well put

[@TheGhostOfFredZeppelin]

I love how you can just click on any random episode without knowing what it's about or knowing anything about the guest and it's always such interesting conversations, not just about their field of expertise but everything else that comes up. Just love to see how peoples minds work and what their thoughts are on random things.

[@jessiebrewer783]

From an engineering background, this has been one of the most eye-opening episodes I have ever heard. My perspectives with regard to the natural sciences have been fundamentally altered.

[@willwatson4134]

Hey Lex, thanks for being you and doing what you do. I'm a 22 y/o and you're a huge role model for me. Just want you to know there are people out here who really look up to your curiosity, gratitude, and humility.

[@bethjohnson8353]

There’s no explanation for human brain expansion except by intervention/. What that was is the mystery

[@walterpeters2344]

@@bethjohnson8353 What are some of your guesses?

[@spwolfbrandt]

Ditto

[@hankkingsley9183]

I second that emotion. I wish there was a filter/sort button based on IQ of videos

[@ellisjk1409]

He's not going to answer you just because you suck up like that. I doubt he even reads past the first couple of comments, right Lex? ...I said, "right Lex"? ... "Lex?" " I am humble and curious, answer me God damn you.".

[@kevinscholer256]

One of the best podcasts ever. I love how excited she is sharing her ideas. Often intelligent people are bursting with ideas to share but few understand them. I feel that. A need for a proper audience

[@parimtm]

Bullshit 😂

[@johnkechagais7096]

She has an exploring Mind. Lex did his homework to ask the right questions.

[@Wayoutthere]

@Christian Labbert What is wrong with you? Do not reproduce.

[@AsifShahriyarSushmit]

Listening to this for the fifth time. This episode was so damn good. Will be following Dr. Walker's research closely from now on. A BIG FAN.

[@Aestiv]

Truly wonderful conversation. She is a dazzlingly smart and charming guest - very few people could have interviewed her so skillfully.

[@LaurenAllport]

LOVE these topics and conversations! Thank you Lex!

[@erikolofsson4485]

They aren’t aware of the largest theoretical breakthrough in evolutionary biology in past few decades so the whole discussion is a bit cringe. They should read “The Revolutionary Phenotype” and then redo this discussion.

[@erikolofsson4485]

@@ika5666 I am referring to the explanatory framework of genetic layers and how this explains that the phenotype takes over and becomes the replicator. This theory explains how DNA took over after RNA, and how RNA took over after protein chains ETC. It is the next leap of knowledge that will let scientists know exactly where to look instead ow wander in the darkness hen it comes to research about the origin of life.

[@trisapient]

@@rick15666 I have a unified and supported theory that I wrote a book about and have a video series explaining it on my channel!

[@trisapient]

@@rick15666 i have a playlist that starts with the first one and ends with the final one!

[@evt6740]

Love lex getting more astrobiologists on

[@sixtynine999]

Did anyone else read that first-pass as 'astrologists'? Just me then? :D

[@Cableread1213]

This woman rocks, incredible communicator, not too serious but fucking brilliant. Awesome listening to this conversation.

[@phillbucs]

Her ability to clearly articulate this topic in a clear and concise way shows how intelligent she is and how well she knows her stuff. Their banter back and forth was refreshing to see and listen too. She was willing to talk about any topic that Lex wanted to discuss and she didn't walk around a question because they didn't know how to answer it. This was highly entertaining and refreshing.

[@seligseligabc123]

But she falls down on the subject of ‘free will’ which is impossible. Look up (Robert Sapolsky) on Free will, possibly the cleverest person I’ve ever heard. You will be blown away..

[@bkenji441]

Even in 0,75 speed i can´t follow her brain speed.

[@Peacetv823]

I found her a little condescending

[@control621]

@@seligseligabc123 Very True

[@AgentZigz]

The way Lex finds his guest and tries to converse in a way that a normal layman could understand is a special skill.. keep going

[@alexisjuillard4816]

oh my god... astrobiologist is what i'm studying for after years of physics, i've watched 15 minutes and am already in awe this woman is incredible i love her general attitute and what brain lol

[@gusgrizzel8397]

how do you study "astrobiology" when we have no evidence or samples of life on other planets?

[@brianjob3018]

@@gusgrizzel8397 Our government has alot of dead aliens, so if any info is leaked, then....

[@gusgrizzel8397]

@@brianjob3018 Sure.

[@TheSandurz20]

Sara is a great interviewee, funny at the right moments, deep thinker the rest of the time.

[@wojciechchmiel2443]

She's certainly a deep thinker but she's a bad interviewee, talks too fast, bad at explaining things, too much information within a timeframe, not funny at all, but great overall she is

[@gabbyhayes1568]

@@wojciechchmiel2443 Boy, aren’t you a big bowl of cheer. lol

[@cliffbartle3772]

@@gabbyhayes1568 I think he is just saying it as he sees it, and I tend to agree with him.

[@andersiversen3961]

@@wojciechchmiel2443 I think she brilliantly and thoughtfully structures what she says. A very rare elegance there...

[@93_til]

Lex: Can we talk about aliens? Sara: Anytime Lex: 🥰

[@Hydroc83]

timestamp?

[@ramiro6322]

@@Hydroc83 1:08:21, at the start of the aliens chapter

[@keither85]

Seriously! She was flirting so hard.

[@AdMBandLeader]

Sara: (beating about the bush)...

[@thisisntallowed9560]

@@keither85 what

[@noseonscent1935]

I could listen to you 2 talk almost all day everyday. One of the better podcasts out there in cyberspace. Bravo Lex and Thank you Sara.

[@Idela905]

Amazing!!!!! She allows us to go through her thought process.

[@markanthony5897]

Heck yeah, and how about the chemistry between these two, I'm just saying, adorbs.

[@MOTIV8TED1]

Lex is always prepared and so good at allowing his guests to talk without interruption. He has a way of of making other people feel comfortable.

[@davidderidder2667]

Sarah is so honest about what is unclear. Down to earth. Truly remarkable!

[@PK-ot7zo]

Wish I knew some people of this caliber in real life. At least we got the internet, KZbin and this podcast!

[@BA-kz5jl]

So true..

[@goku3223]

If you want to know more educated people, start by educating yourself further. The process itself will most likely create the wanted associations ❤

[@Inertia888]

I used to just hang out, unenrolled at various collage/university libraries, or just on the grounds, chatting with students who were enrolled in various subjects, and some professors would either just allow me to sit in class, or not even know that I was not a formal student. This was some great fun and a lot of freedom to meet people from many backgrounds and varying modes of thought. If you start reading whatever interests you, and you insert yourself, you may find it easier that you think to meet the people and have the discussions that you want.

[@haraldtopfer5732]

People of this caliber 'in real life' as you call it are extremely rare and not visible to you. The internet made this world one giant village were every extraordinary human being is living next door but thats simply not the case.

[@GM-uw4vp]

Me too…

[@rufex2001]

This was a fantastic talk! We are super lucky to have these super impressive, multi-faceted and open minded scientists like Sara that work on the deepest of questions!

[@SmutsAnimation]

Wow, Sara Walker might just be one of the most out of the box thinkers I’ve listened to in a while. Think Lex finds it easier to keep up with Goggins.

[@matthewdperkins]

Yeah, she's high caliber thinker.

[@altinokz]

Wow! What brilliant guest you had. Please bring her back. I loved her views and her precise explanations

[@pacervault3350]

Sara Walker is such an incredibly interesting and enthusiastic person. I love her energy and the knowledge and ideas she shares.

[@terrasokolovic7520]

I love that they're talking about ideas... Instead of pushing a bias opinion or belief right from the beginning. This is how personal growth starts and continues. 💚

[@Gyork_]

​@@joea7325Said Eleanor discussing people ironically.

[@lorenh763]

Lex, please have her again, she was a brilliant guest and I'm going to listen to the whole thing again because there were so many rich and brilliant ideas

[@matthewdperkins]

Please, she is truly brilliant. Deep thoughts articulated well, beyond computation.

[@roverguy23]

Her explanation of certain topics had me wishing I was at home burning some cannabis instead of at work stocking the shelves with detergent and household chemicals 👽

[@show_me_your_kitties]

@@roverguy23 listen to it again when you get home 💚

[@roverguy23]

@@show_me_your_kitties I did it was amazing!

[@frankpimiskern7036]

@@matthewdperkins 9ljmj

[@TheDeadlyDan]

Watching late, but this is a phenomenol interview. It's refreshing to hear someone speak so eloquently around "Life". I love how much of what she thinks relates to scaling of architecture. Everything I see says she's correct in her approach and should be very much listened to.

[@MrSmithies999]

These two should totally get a room. They're a perfect match. Great conversation

[@brandonsmith5488]

Who’s says they didn’t. The chemistry was real on this one

[@germanarroyo]

Yes, I like them together.

[@Monfukin.tannan]

I listen to this on repeat even though it's like listening to another language .... She and he are able to articulate these topics so a recovering addict like myself can begin to understand thank you Lex and Sara for bringing these topics to 'reality' for us.

[@AlonneCaptain]

You got this bro

[@ljavwa3459]

I'm coming up on 24 hours sober and this video helped a lot during the past 2 hours. Hope you're still clean Levi

[@Monfukin.tannan]

@@ljavwa3459 still clean, 4.1.14 would love to visit with lex about addiction from an addicts perspective. The guy is an absolute hero! Sara too!

[@andytroy3787]

She was absolutely fascinating and charming! Great interview!!

[@allancoffee]

17:07 ⚗️🪤🔬😅

[@numetone]

Lex: ''watch the episodes you want to watch...not all of em'' Me: Good one, I watch all of them :D

[@fayegoulet64]

She is amazing. This is a fabulous interview!

[@Hexanitrobenzene]

Sara seems to be the kind of person which brings the good mood to the room while being opposite of simple and naive. Lex unearths some fascinating people to listen and see...

[@smorrow]

Feynman type

[@profjst8157]

Lex Fridman is a true jewel. Thank you for your intelligence and curiosity.

[@olderbadboy]

Something about people who look in another direction before answering questions gives a good vibe .I like that in humans .

[@steveworth5757]

“You don’t need to listen to all of them”- Very funny Lex. Problem is they are all interesting people that you interview!

[@pratiwirose5003]

Translation: only watch episodes twice if you really need to as you can catch up on missed earlier ones.

[@shawnpatton3260]

I wouldn't dare miss a single one

[@brandonmiller2026]

Yeah but I like listening to all of them and they all interest me but that is a very good point my friend

[@fftnofx]

" you can think of me as a bundle of information that just became temporary aggregated in a particular individual" that was smooth

[@philosophe5319]

This researcher is a genius. She ties together seemingly unrelated topics, shows how they are related and has an impressive knowledge of different fields. She is someone you would want to have at your dinner party. I’m glad people like this exist.

[@truth409]

She's 1 of the biggest fools in the world with intellectual dishonesty

[@jessedixon6439]

Incredible conversation, mind-blowing ideas but also very funny, a good chemistry. Sara is a great guest.

[@boukestoukes1864]

What a beautiful communicator and new theories on life in the Universe. So refreshing and so much better than others you had on recently. Sara is solid!!!

[@AnarYusifov]

While I enjoyed the talk - I couldn't stop noticing a "romantic spark" between these good people. Was it only me? I also think there should be Thomas Metzinger here too - to add some more philosophical spice to this discussion...

[@zomgoose]

I noticed this while listening to the podcast which is why I came here to watch. While only listening, I couldn't help but notice 2 beautiful inquisitive minds that stimulated each other.

[@krillnukem892]

imagine the kid - superhuman

[@bruceh92]

I sensed it totally and came looking for a comment.

[@3VaughanBoys]

Could you imagine the superhuman babies these two would make?

[@miless544]

Rumor has it a Vulcan mind-meld ensued post-interview that set off interferometers across the galaxy.

[@11NUGGETS11]

As always, Lex has incredible questions. Such a good listener as well. You can tell when some guests aren’t used to that.

[@DanielRamirez-li6zc]

I love the constant flow of her statements.. Her answers.. That validated her intelligence.. Very interesting.. Great video..

[@rebeccabarrows4484]

Thanks! I appreciate your pod cast, your views on so many important subjects humans are up against. To Your guests, my appreciation goes out to you individuals.

[@dedballoons]

I love hearing brilliant minds talk.

[@garymccray7822]

@@Wolfy857 👈👀Breaking News: Small Minded Person Just Entered The Thread.

[@kennelson5096]

Excellence in anything is awesome.

[@TheMarcusrobbins]

When lex is talking I feel like I'm watching on half speed. When she's talking it seems like I'm watching on 2x! Both are clearly brilliant however. Fascinating convo.

[@dahleno2014]

@@ianscreamsvideo Well, it sucks that your brain functions on such a low level. That’s okay, not everyone is capable of higher thinking!

[@CrazyYeehah]

@@dahleno2014 One thing I wish native speakers of English would realize once and for all, is the fact that the Internet speaks to the whole world. Bearing that in mind would be the start of some respect for the millions abroad who put 1000s of hours into learning English as a second language. And yes, sometimes, they struggle to understand highly interesting content delivered with poor speech control.

[@CrazyYeehah]

@Estarossa I wasn't speaking about her particularly, but in general (I did say "yes, sometimes, etc.") - although some aspects of what I said could apply to her as well. You have the luxury of not having to work (much) on what has become the international language; now's the time to realize that. Just my opinion. I could also ask you if you've ever learned a second language, and whether you know what I'm talking about, but I feel that would be rather useless.

[@garymccray7822]

I think part of that is English is not his native language. Still, there is no question that he is an intelligent and articulate man. Great podcast, great conversation.

[@RILEYLEIFSON_UTAH]

@@dahleno2014 Wow. You sound like the highest functioning, deepest thinking mind of our time. Absolutely captivating.

[@abcddd580]

I love her emphasis on asking the right questions. It was the same advice I got from my most influential mentor

[@rico5114]

Sometimes I think I'm crazy for thinking this way. These are my people 🖤

[@marce8760]

I love it how Sara thinks about how important it is to ask the right questions to get to the core of what life is. That it even might be the wrong question to ask What is life?

[@JesusMartinez-uk4ik]

Life is what is, too much for question too much for thought.

[@DodgeyHodgey]

KZbin putting adverts for stocks in drugs that are illegal in my country... nice ✌️

[@w012thless]

This is probably the best guest you've had yet I super enjoyed this

[@hailandfire1822]

She just blew my mind. The laws of physics changing over time. I had to pause the video. No kidding.

[@garymccray7822]

Considering our understanding of the Universe and the laws that govern it can really only be described as still being in it's infancy, this shouldn't come as a surprise. Relatively speaking, we've only just barely stepped out of the cave and started stacking rocks as a species. Anyone who thinks humans have anything reliably figured out, with any degree of immutable certainty, is guilty of hubris.

[@teakaymania]

I love you Lex. Please continue to be the beautiful inquisitive, humble existence that you seem to be. Or not lol. Just being authentic to the evolving situation of your life is enough. Much respect and gratitude for what you've shared so far ❤️👍

[@rayhartman9486]

I watch your podcast every day. Thank you sir for the excellent content. Sara Walker is incredible. Thank you Ms. Walker!! Go science!!!!!

[@falxnecis]

The following is my comment under Lex Fridman's conversation with Sara Walker. It is written a few days before the activation of Skynet. Be safe and be brave guys.

[@nenadjuric8824]

to the moon

[@scififan698]

Skynet is already active, check Rob Braxman, lol

[@stickyone11]

almost 200 episodes already Lex doing work....dont slow down! I legit enjoy the hell outta this podcast, it brings me so much insight on things I have no flippin idea about haha. 1

[@hamishmmc]

Ok but they're going to date right? So much chemistry 😂

[@aprillloyd12]

Agreed.

[@ErnoSallinen]

I was looking for this comment. You could cut that sexual tension with a knife.

[@jonathanbush6197]

@@ErnoSallinen Well that's something people say, but neither one of them seemed tense to me.

[@ErnoSallinen]

Yes, it's a figure of speech.

[@barbarajohnson1442]

She talked about her kids! Come on, they are fun in discussion..but....

[@steveames5797]

She's amazing. Charming and enthusiastic and smart. Doesn't get much better than that.

[@dionysusgoodson3352]

I love watching Lex Fridman. Everyone you have on your show, they are such amazing people.

[@falxnecis]

Lex, I appreciate the energy we have created in the studio today

[@Ottee2]

Thank you to Sara and you pondering these particular questions. May Life, indeed, eternally go on.

[@boringjawid]

You know it’ll be a good podcast when lex starts it with talking about a metaphorical party 🍻

[@bryandraughn9830]

To have a conversation with either of you would be the greatest thing I can imagine. It's difficult to go through life without having these kinds of conversations. Just by eavesdropping I feel more like I'm participating in my purpose.

[@iankclark]

Loved this conversation. It's wonderful that Sara is not an outcast for exploring these complex questions in these "hard to communicate" directions. One day Rupert Sheldrake will be acknowledged for his intimations about life.

[@HoJSimpson]

Ah jeez., It's almost 1 am in Germany... totally gonna listen to it now ^^

[@OPbob]

you will love it and i swear she plays warhammer 40k couple of her ideas are drived from it XD or the other way around

[@justan1ck]

Standard, sleep is for the sheep

[@jmarth523]

Ah jeez, Rick

[@chrishenderson420]

"let me cross that out" that got me lol

[@rogeringdays5983]

I love Rogan, but I have become obsessed with Lex's podcast. In my opinion, this is the best podcast out there at the moment.

[@drutalero2962]

i'm listening to her while working and my god, she is amazing.

[@ShibuyaSamurai]

1 Hour in and she's so cool and funny to listen too. This was a good one with deep questions!

[@MasterThought72]

I'm in love with this woman. No f' ing cap.

[@garymccray7822]

@@MasterThought72 Intelligence is sexy asf, and this woman has it in spades. Yummy.

[@BA-kz5jl]

Imagine trying to understand computation only by analizyng the projection on the monitor (pixel/light/colour) that's Phisics...

[@lucianoinso]

This is one of the most enlightened comment I read on youtube

[@BA-kz5jl]

@@lucianoinso The differences between 2d and 3d simulation (besides Energy/Computaion power) will unviel the origins of Phisics/Life/Conscience.

[@agentvenom2338]

Lex: you really don't need to listen to every episode. Me: but like... I do lex. Every one! XD Your one awsome homan! ")

[@matthewdperkins]

She's brilliant. Her articulated glimpses into the profoundly complex probabilities seen through limited experience, her explanations relate well to my own ruminations.

[@ivanmit3366]

Lex, you are doing a great job. You should not be so hard on yourself. I think in the long term your job will ne remembered more in net positive than Joe Rogan's or any other podcaster. I admire your strive to bring scientific discourses to general public. There are many exciting and thrilling questions being discussed on your podcasts.

[@onapermo]

Personally I think the comparisons and fictional VS scenario between Rogan and Lexs podcast really immature. They are and always have been completely different podcasts. And I believe they have both been in the net positive massively for the entire world. In matter of fact they may well have not been one without the other. So whilst I get the comparisons on a surface level, it doesn't need much undoing.

[@bretthurst5716]

I mean... I'm listening to Lex more than Joe these days. Thanks for the great conversations Lex!

[@zomgoose]

Science > Bro Scients

[@anonzed2101]

I need to be more active on the subreddit. The different faces lex makes while listening to his guests are whole moods, they’re so personal.

[@GK-qc5ry]

Podcasts like this make me realise how much I miss learning.

[@ceuser6119]

I love this discussion about existence and the words we use to describe it.

[@Tattersail]

I've let this collect dust in my watch later list for far too long. Great conversation!

[@tdlaustralia7791]

More of these types of discussions. Super interesting. I don't get to go deep on things im curious about very often.

[@josephxkendrick]

Sara is very high energy - especially in juxtaposition to Lex, lmao

[@Myohomoto]

They make each other look exponentially opposite!!!😁😅🤣😂

[@BA-kz5jl]

I couldn't listen this one in 1.5x because of her... 😒

[@tanakeilidh384]

I'm having to go with .75 speed to follow Sara Lol She's wonderful!

[@jaysnaystube]

sounds like life is chemistry that recognizes that it needs something else to maintain, develop or grow

[@ritajean2695]

What a beautiful exchange between the two of you. Your interaction gives me hope for future generations. Thank you!

[@Marshall1174]

This girl is amazing. I feel I'm finally starting to form a grasp of where "we currently are" at the current time. (Don't let me fool you, I'm no where close.) This stuff is getting deep Lex!

[@mattanimation]

This was a freakin' awesome conversation. THANK YOU BOTH!

[@thomasshepard9149]

Why did you stop the convo at the part where she was discussing why there aren’t more life forms on Earth. It’s my favorite unanswered question :(

[@rgt4848]

Lex, you and this podcast give me hope. Truly man- thank you.

[@DBlaze-ol1ku]

Such a mind expanding conversation. Can't get enough of this stuff. Thank you

[@savewildlife2732]

Thank you both for making one of best things I ever learned and experienced. Love ya both

[@victorgomes7585]

Exceptional conversation. The idea that there has to be an intelligence behind all life/ creation becomes more like the only logical behind the existence of everything there is. And it is no doubt all loving.

[@danstar455]

If our physically reality is finite, then what does it exist in and what is the container’s reality.

[@asphaltpilgrim]

@@OleMisss ...and well put too.

[@Alkoholwioslaidziwki]

I think that's a wrong question. By definition the container can't be real. I like to think that the universe is a physically interactive bubble nested in non interactive "space" when I think about finite physical reality.

[@asphaltpilgrim]

@@Alkoholwioslaidziwki That's part of the question: 'what is [the condition of] the container's reality?' . I like your answer though. :)

[@danstar455]

@@Alkoholwioslaidziwki If mathematics is the language of physics, my bet is on infinity. Of course monkey brains are trapped in a topology that lets in no light. 😂

[@jmarth523]

Does it exist inside of a containter or on top of a sphere?

[@Willard_and_Wee-un]

Almost every sentence spoken in this podcast had never been spoken before, ever.

[@mandog-FYT]

...and now, more things exist.

[@drutalero2962]

OMG SHE'S A PROFESSOR AT MY UNIVERSITY! ugh i wish i didn't take architecture now. :'(

[@tfsunit]

I wish more people could here this, you're such an inspiration! Also thank you for bringing these topics to our attention. It really opens up new perspectives towards our outlooks on life

[@janakiapesova3128]

A physical law, scientific law, or a law of nature is a scientific generalization based on empirical observations of physical behavior. They are typically conclusions based on repeated scientific experiments over many years, and which have become accepted universally by scientist because our collective consciousness agreed on certain physical law that made sense to most physicist society so it became the law . are we creating or discovering physical laws ?

[@tfsunit]

@@janakiapesova3128 One could say that everything already exists. It's just up to us to make these metaphysical things tangible enough so that we can play with them and integrate them into our toolbox of knowledge.

[@darrenclevenger7318]

I feel like they are polar opposites but they work well with each other! Definitely need a part 2!!

[@dentarthurdent42]

Two amazing humans and a really fascinating conversation! Thank you Lex and Sara!

[@dfed7673]

Lex!! This is so deep my mind might implode from these brilliant and forward thinking ideas.

[@conniehudson4764]

Mind expansion defined! Loved every moment of this episode with this beautiful, intelligent, ray of light named Sara Walker. Get the sunglasses out. She is brilliant sunglasses 😎 💫🌟

[@joshuagharis9017]

Lex, you are a great interviewer. Along with David Kipping, one of my favorite to listen to