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Alien Interview

May 21, 2021
1 min read

INTRO VIDEO


I don’t generally post links to the many interviews and podcasts I do, but this one tickles me.

It’s basically an audio interview. However, the interviewers have taken the trouble to supplement the audio by creating a compelling video dealing with the central role of structured water in life (see video above).


The video below is the main interview conducted by charming alien-like puppets. They’re intelligent and lovable. The topics deal not just with EZ water but also with the philosophy of science: why we’ve had so few scientific revolutions of late, and what we can do about it.


INTERVIEW


Listen to an audio only podcast of the same interview here.



 
 
 

22 Comments


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a day ago

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ge zhu
4 days ago

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ge zhu
4 days ago

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ge zhu
4 days ago

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ge zhu
4 days ago

This alien interview sounds quirky but honestly kinda cool. Love that they’re blending science with entertainment. Check out this minimax h3 for more creative ways to explore similar ideas.

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