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Overview
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This course explores the multiverse hypothesis, discussing its implications for reality and the cosmic order. Participants delve into forefront research on parallel universes, the Big Bang, multiverse concepts, and the simulation hypothesis. The teaching method includes discussions, debates, and a musical interlude. The intended audience includes individuals interested in physics, cosmology, philosophy, and the nature of reality.
Syllabus
Introduction with Brian Greene
Musical interlude
Participant Introductions
How do we know there was a Big Bang
How do we get from a single universe to a multiverse.
Is the universe expanding and how fast?
What does six dimensional space look like?
How do we know there is a multiverse?
Bryce DeWitt on the multiverse concept
What if we assume the universe is the simulation hypothesis?
Taught by
World Science Festival