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Sep 11, 2026

Aline BrownHOST
24:46
Yeah.
Nina LakhaniHOST
24:46
And I, I mean, and, you know, this is, I think one of the most depressing things to watch, and this is, you know, when, you know, we have got so many colleagues doing brilliant, brilliant work, you know-
Aline BrownHOST
24:55
Yes
Nina LakhaniHOST
24:55
...
Nina LakhaniHOST
29:54
I don't think it's just that, you know, I think it's a way that coverage-[inhales] has traditionally been organized, you know, and I see this as being quite different now in some of the excellent, like, small independent outlets that have, have launched in the last few years, right?
Amy WesterveltHOST
30:10
Yeah.
Nina LakhaniHOST
30:10
And even some brilliant sort of investigative newsletters that are, you know, that are happening now.
Nina LakhaniHOST
30:15
I think the way that mainstream media was, has, has always been organized is across desks, right? So, and the climate crisis environment was a particular speciality, right?
Matt O'DowdHOST
17:00
Whether or not it's aliens, it's likely our first encounter with the natural or unnatural denizens from interstellar spacetime.
Matt O'DowdHOST
17:09
Are you interested in learning more about astronomy? Brilliant is a problem-solving website that teaches you to think like a scientist.
Matt O'DowdHOST
17:17
Instead of passively listening to lectures, you get to master concepts by solving fun and challenging problems.
Matt O'DowdHOST
17:24
Brilliant provides the tools and framework you need to tackle these problems.
Matt O'DowdHOST
17:28
Brilliant's thought-provoking content based around breaking up complexities into bite-sized understandable chunks will lead you from curiosity to mastery.
Matt O'DowdHOST
17:37
Whether you wanna learn about astronomy, quantum physics, or even artificial neural networks, you can learn more at brilliant.org/spacetime.
Matt O'DowdHOST
17:47
Last week we talked about the possible detection of what may be the first supersymmetric particle.
Marcelo WoodGUEST
35:29
Yeah.
Marcelo WoodGUEST
35:29
Brilliant question.
Marcelo WoodGUEST
35:30
So for the longest time, my lab, we were obsessed with trying to understand how are long-term memory is formed-
Kelly WeinersmithHOST
35:36
Mm-hmm
Patrick BoyleHOST
29:19
Catherine Rumler, a former White House attorney, gave Epstein advice on what Trump should say if he was ever asked about his associations with Epstein.
Patrick BoyleHOST
29:31
And for the final touch of PR polish, Sir Richard Branson reportedly suggested a strategy where Bill Gates would vouch for Epstein as a brilliant advisor.
Patrick BoyleHOST
29:43
The idea was that if enough people like Gates and Branson were willing to look past the slip-up, the rest of the world would eventually do the same.
Patrick BoyleHOST
29:52
It seems that in Epstein's circle, due diligence didn't mean checking for crime, it meant checking if your friends were famous enough to make the crimes disappear.
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0:41
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Matt O'DowdHOST
0:48
Thanks to Brilliant.org for supporting PBS Digital Studios.
Matt O'DowdHOST
0:52
There's this idea that beauty is a powerful guide to truth in the mathematics of physical theory.
Matt O'DowdHOST
0:58
String theory is certainly beautiful in the eyes of many physicists, but is it beautiful enough to pursue even if it's wrong? Hermann Weyl once said, "If I have to choose between beauty and truth, I choose beauty." It was in reaction to a rebuke by Einstein.
Peter YangHOST
44:58
Yeah.
Peter YangHOST
44:59
All right, so where can people find more about Brilliant and find you?
Sue KhimGUEST
45:02
Yeah, so we got our website at brilliant.org. You can find Brilliant in the App Store and Play Store.
Sue KhimGUEST
45:10
You can also follow us on Twitter where we post updates and preview things that are shipping soon.
Sue KhimGUEST
45:16
I'm Sue Kim, the account for Brilliant is Brilliant.org.
Will PearsonHOST
33:33
And I know we normally like to write a letter to our award winner's mother or boss or someone else close to them, but considering Mendeleev, his mother, all his bosses, and pretty much anyone else he would have known would be dead now, why don't you just say, in his honor, we'll write a note to the American Chemical Society saying, keep up the good work.
Will PearsonHOST
33:51
Brilliant.
Will PearsonHOST
34:00
Our guest today is someone we've been crazy excited to have on the show.
Will PearsonHOST
34:03
Her YouTube videos are smart, incredibly funny, and so full of failure.
Patrick BoyleHOST
21:39
Anyhow, if you've enjoyed this video, you should watch my video on the Forbes 30 under 30 next.
Patrick BoyleHOST
21:46
Don't forget to check out our sponsor Brilliant.org using the link in the description and talk to you in the next video.
Patrick BoyleHOST
21:53
Bye.
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21:57
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Lisa AbramowiczCORRESPONDENT
57:17
[laughs] Well, we've got more, uh, from Jackson Hole next on Bloomberg after the break.
Andrew BaileyGUEST
57:21
Brilliant.
Lisa AbramowiczCORRESPONDENT
57:22
Thank you so much, uh, Governor Andrew Bailey.
Andrew BaileyGUEST
57:24
You're very welcome.
Holly FreyHOST
46:40
Just thought you'd like to know." I do like to know.
Holly FreyHOST
46:42
That's brilliant.
Holly FreyHOST
46:43
Thank you.
Holly FreyHOST
46:44
Uh, "For pet tax, I have attached a photo of Lita.

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