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Liam Bollmann-Dodd
Principal Market Research Consultant at SlashData and former experimental antimatter physicist with a PhD in Physics from CERN; guest on The Dream podcast.
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Oct 31, 2026
Dream Votes: Banned In The USA
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18:28Liam Bollmann-DoddGUEST
I think Pauli's exclusion principle is that at quantum states, you can't have two objects in the same state, so therefore you get inherent energy levels forming because you can only have two electrons in this state and then two electrons in the other state, and so on and so forth.
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18:47Liam Bollmann-DoddGUEST
They mentioned that the title and the abstract are the two areas they look for these words.
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18:52Liam Bollmann-DoddGUEST
So far my reading could be was that they would look in the title, the abstract, and the grant occasionally for these words.
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Jane MarieHOST
So, like, are they? And should we be concerned about that? Or is that, like, just a talking point?