Richard Feynman Lecture: Entropy, Past and Future

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Filmed at Cornell University in November, 1964, the Nobel Prize winning physicist delivers a lecture on the distinction between the past and the future, the law of entropy and the history of the universe.

One of the greatest physicists of all time, Feynman (1918 – 1988) has been credited with pioneering the field of quantum computing and introducing the concept of nanotechnology. He was a keen popularizer of physics through books and lectures.

“For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for nature cannot be fooled.” – Feynman in Appendix F to the Rogers Commission report, which investigated the Challenger disaster.

Video of Part 2 of this lecture can be found at: https://youtu.be/b71RtSJR29Y

#64 AI and the Global Brain

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Trying to wrap our minds, hearts, and bodies around the rapidly evolving field of AI

Decolonizing Science

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We are witnessing a resurgence of indigenous knowledge and growing acknowledgement of its scientific value worldwide

Wholeness & Fragmentation

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The problem with our "civilized" and compartmentalized ways of thinking, which is fragmented.

Assembly Theory

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Bold New 'Theory of Everything' Could Unite Physics And Evolution

The Star Compass: kāpehu whetū

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Indigenous Polynesian technology for navigating using the stars

#55 Cerebrospinal Fluid

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A fascinating lecture on the potential mystical properties of fluid in our bodies

The Convergence of Science and Spirituality

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A video version of our popular Sounds of SAND Podcast episode

A 9-minute journey inside a black hole

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Ever wonder what would happen if we got sucked into a black hole? Turns out we could live in it — if it was big enough.

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