Mathematical Basis For Reality

An important book coming out of Germany and a photon kisses the Sun.

Why are Einstein and Schrodinger a team? How do the Einstein field equations validate objective reality?

The cat is dead. But it comes back. The cat always comes back -- ready to strike.

Extreme warning for the faint of heart: This podcast contains a significant amount of mathematical derivation including solving a differential equation using separation of variables and characteristic functions. We derive Heisenberg from Schrodinger's equation. This is freaking important people!

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Roxy gets Bruce to explain stuff ... like, where are we going with this? What does Jane Austen have to do with Sartre? Why feminism? You know ... stuff.

"All this talk about existence is very fine, but what does it have to do with Truth?" - Jean Paul Sartre

Before getting even deeper into the quagmire of reality, let us ask: what the heck is an observer anyway? What does that mean?

Looking at Euclid's first axiom. Who cares if it is self-evident? Are definitions really important but it doesn't matter? Contradictions from the quagmire of the obvious.

We have a little theorem which is a direct attack on Russell's paradox.

Roxy and I talk about the need for symbolic logic and I finally get to read the abstract.

Moving on into the darkness with chuckles from Roxy. This podcast is about 15 minutes long. Don't let us leave you hanging.

We resolve Russell's paradox and show that all paradox's can be resolved. Thank God for Superman. Incredible discussion from Tara on a feminist perspective of Truth. Jane Austen rules!

The very first episode of Mathematical basis for reality!