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'''Why Can't We Find the Theory of Everything? Einstein, Rogue Genius, String Theory''' was a video with [[Eric Weinstein]] on Big Think.
'''The Future of News with Ben Shapiro, Eric Weinstein, and Sara Fischer''' was a discussion panel with [[Ben Shapiro]], [[Eric Weinstein]], and Sara Fischer.


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== Description ==
== Description ==
Einstein's theory of relativity revolutionized our view of the universe, positing a space-time continuum undergirding all reality. Equally impactful has been quantum mechanics, which describe the behavior of subatomic particles in ways that differ from observable matter. But both theories have been verified by empirical observation and scientific experiments. String theory, and a select number of other theories that purport to explain the universe in one, all-encompassing equation, remain completely divorced from the physical world. Surely theories about the universe must relate directly to the matter in it?! Did Einstein get it wrong, or has groupthink led us down the wrong path for the last 40 years? Eric Weinstein basically posits that perhaps Einstein's work shouldn't necessarily be as lauded as it is, in part because Einstein himself said that it is a work in progress (or, in his words, "a mansion with a wing made out of marble and a wing made out of cheap wood"). What does this mean for you? Well, to most of the Joe Schmoe's in this world, not much. But if you're deep into theoretical physics and super advanced mathematics as Eric Weinstein is, you'll probably be hooting and hollering at the screen going "OH SNAP!" and "NO HE DI'NT!" like you're watching an NFL game. String theory... kids love it!
CES 2018 SuperSession - The Future of News


From politics and culture, to entertainment and sports, technology has dramatically impacted how people receive and consume news. Innovators and industry leaders discuss how news will evolve as technology continues to disrupt the Fourth Estate.


ERIC WEINSTEIN:
Moderated by Brent Weinstein
 
Eric Weinstein is an American mathematician and economist. He earned his Ph.D in mathematical physics from Harvard University in 1992, is a research fellow at the Mathematical Institute of Oxford University, and is a managing director of Thiel Capital in San Francisco. He has published works and is an expert speaker on a range of topics including economics, immigration, elite labor, mitigating financial risk and incentivizing of creative risks in the hard sciences.


== Transcript ==
== Transcript ==
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