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The Unsolved Science Files
Byte & Pieces
36 episodes
5 days ago
Every star, every cell, every thought you've ever had is just the beginning of the story. We live on a tiny, well-lit island surrounded by a vast, dark ocean of things we don't know. This is the show that dives in.

Welcome to The Unsolved Science Files, your guide to the most mind-bending questions at the absolute frontier of human knowledge. Everyday, we investigate one of science's great "known unknowns" and break it down in under 25 minutes. No fluff, no impenetrable jargon—just pure, distilled awe.

We’re not just talking about science; we're exploring the very nature of reality, consciousness, and our place in the cosmos. We tackle questions like:
  • What existed before the Big Bang?
  • Where does consciousness come from?
  • Are we alone in the universe? (The Fermi Paradox)
  • What is the mysterious Dark Matter that holds our galaxies together?
If you're endlessly curious about the mysteries of the universe and want to feel a little smarter and a lot more amazed, this is the podcast you've been searching for.Hit Subscribe, and let's get curious.

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-unsolved-science-files--6716243/support.
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Every star, every cell, every thought you've ever had is just the beginning of the story. We live on a tiny, well-lit island surrounded by a vast, dark ocean of things we don't know. This is the show that dives in.

Welcome to The Unsolved Science Files, your guide to the most mind-bending questions at the absolute frontier of human knowledge. Everyday, we investigate one of science's great "known unknowns" and break it down in under 25 minutes. No fluff, no impenetrable jargon—just pure, distilled awe.

We’re not just talking about science; we're exploring the very nature of reality, consciousness, and our place in the cosmos. We tackle questions like:
  • What existed before the Big Bang?
  • Where does consciousness come from?
  • Are we alone in the universe? (The Fermi Paradox)
  • What is the mysterious Dark Matter that holds our galaxies together?
If you're endlessly curious about the mysteries of the universe and want to feel a little smarter and a lot more amazed, this is the podcast you've been searching for.Hit Subscribe, and let's get curious.

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-unsolved-science-files--6716243/support.
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The Simulation Argument: Are We Living in a Computer Built by Our Descendants?
The Unsolved Science Files
41 minutes
3 weeks ago
The Simulation Argument: Are We Living in a Computer Built by Our Descendants?
Look around you. Your memories, your feelings, the very fabric of your reality... what if it's all just code running on a massive computer built by our own descendants? This isn't just a stoner thought experiment; it's the Simulation Hypothesis, a chillingly logical argument that has top physicists and philosophers seriously questioning everything.

Join us as we go down the rabbit hole of the ultimate existential question. We'll break down philosopher Nick Bostrom's mind-bending ultimatum that suggests we are almost certainly living in an ancestor-simulation. Then, we'll hit the brakes with the hard science—the astrophysical argument that says the energy required to simulate our universe is a physical impossibility.

But the most thrilling part? We explore the cutting-edge idea that we could actually test the simulation. Could a flaw in the code—a glitch in the matrix—be found in the bizarre weirdness of quantum mechanics? This is the ultimate battle between philosophy, physics, and the very nature of consciousness.

If you've ever felt like something about reality is a little "off," follow our podcast now. Share this episode with a friend who's ready to have their mind completely and utterly blown.


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The Unsolved Science Files
Every star, every cell, every thought you've ever had is just the beginning of the story. We live on a tiny, well-lit island surrounded by a vast, dark ocean of things we don't know. This is the show that dives in.

Welcome to The Unsolved Science Files, your guide to the most mind-bending questions at the absolute frontier of human knowledge. Everyday, we investigate one of science's great "known unknowns" and break it down in under 25 minutes. No fluff, no impenetrable jargon—just pure, distilled awe.

We’re not just talking about science; we're exploring the very nature of reality, consciousness, and our place in the cosmos. We tackle questions like:
  • What existed before the Big Bang?
  • Where does consciousness come from?
  • Are we alone in the universe? (The Fermi Paradox)
  • What is the mysterious Dark Matter that holds our galaxies together?
If you're endlessly curious about the mysteries of the universe and want to feel a little smarter and a lot more amazed, this is the podcast you've been searching for.Hit Subscribe, and let's get curious.

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-unsolved-science-files--6716243/support.