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Steve Hsu · Science

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Steve Hsu is Professor of Theoretical Physics and Computational Mathematics, Science, and Engineering at Michigan State University. Join him for wide-ranging conversations with leading writers, scientists, technologists, academics, entrepreneurs, investors, and more.

Episodes

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Discovering the Multiverse: Quantum Mechanics and Hugh Everett III, with Peter Byrne — #22

20 Oct 2022
58m
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Jeffrey Sachs: Lessons from the COVID Commission, Lab Leak Questions, and Nord Stream — #21

06 Oct 2022
54m
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Rob Henderson: A Journey from Foster Care to the US Military to Elite Academia — #20

22 Sep 2022
1h 51m
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Lyle Goldstein on U.S. Strategic Challenges: Russia, China, Ukraine, and Taiwan — #19

08 Sep 2022
1h 12m
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Harvard Veritas: interview with a recent graduate (anonymous) — #18

25 Aug 2022
1h 37m
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Richard Lowery: The War for American Universities — #17

28 Jul 2022
1h 18m
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Tim Palmer (Oxford): Status and Future of Climate Modeling — #16

14 Jul 2022
1h 10m
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Kishore Mahbubani: A Nuanced View of Asia & China's Rise — #15

30 Jun 2022
50m
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Greg Clark: Genetics and Social Mobility — #14

16 Jun 2022
1h 43m
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John Mearsheimer: Great Powers, U.S. Hegemony, and the Rise of China — #13

02 Jun 2022
1h 0m
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Structural realism dictates that great powers, operating in an anarchic international system, are inherently driven to maximize their power to ensure security, ultimately seeking regional hegemony. John Mearsheimer, a leading proponent of this school, argues that the United States’ post-Cold War pursuit of liberal hege...

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Theodore A. Postol: Nuclear Weapons, Missile Technology, and U.S. Diplomacy — #12

19 May 2022
1h 55m
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The podcast explores the complexities of nuclear strategy, missile defense systems, and geopolitical relations, featuring Theodore Postol, MIT Professor Emeritus and expert on nuclear weapons. Postol recounts his unexpected path into defense issues, his time at the Pentagon, and his skepticism towards missile defense p...

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Raghuveer Parthasarathy: The Four Physical Principles — #11

05 May 2022
1h 20m
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Carl Zha: Xinjiang, Ukraine, and U.S.-China relations — #10

21 Apr 2022
2h 10m
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Scott Aaronson: Quantum Computing, Unsolvable Problems, & Artificial Intelligence — #9

07 Apr 2022
1h 21m
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Sebastian Mallaby: Venture capital as an engine of courage — #8

24 Mar 2022
1h 16m
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Vlatko Vedral: Oxford Theoretical Physicist on Quantum Superposition of Living Creatures — #7

10 Mar 2022
1h 14m
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Richard Sander: Affirmative Action, Mismatch Theory, & Academic Freedom — #6

03 Mar 2022
1h 26m
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Shai Carmi: Polygenic risk scores & embryo screening — #5

24 Feb 2022
1h 15m
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Jon Y (Asianometry) on Semiconductor Tech and U.S.-China Competition — #4

17 Feb 2022
1h 34m
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Richard Hanania: Wokeness, Public Choice Theory, & Geostrategy — #3

10 Feb 2022
1h 20m
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