Psyche and a guest discuss the theory that the Hadron Collider may have created a black hole or shifted humanity into an alternate universe, explaining the increasing strangeness of reality. The conversation delves into the basics of particle collision experiments and their potential implications.
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The episode begins with a guest referencing the 'Hydron', which Psyche corrects to the 'Hadron Collider' ▶ 0:04. The guest explains the basic concept of the Hadron Collider, comparing it to a racetrack where particles are accelerated and made to collide [0:08-0:11]. The conversation then shifts to the idea that these collisions may have created something extraordinary, such as a black hole ▶ 0:23, with theories suggesting that this could have caused a shift into an alternate universe [0:25-0:28]. The guest mentions that this could be an explanation for why reality feels increasingly strange and uncomfortable ▶ 0:30.
The discussion appears to touch on the idea that our understanding of reality is being challenged, with the possibility of alternate universes and the consequences of scientific experiments on our perception of the world. This suggests a continued exploration of unconventional ideas and the blurring of lines between science and speculative theory, which is a recurring theme in the podcast.
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the Hydron. Oh, Psyche definitely knows what I'm talking about. >> It's a hydron collider. And >> yes, >> it's basically like they take these particles and like a little racetrack and they start spinning them real real fast and they and they crash into each other and create all these things and it's like they supposedly these >> and supposedly they like created an alternate, you know, like something
happened. They created something, a black hole, something. And there's theories that we shifted into an alternate universe. And that's why everything feels weird and awful.
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