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The question of whether the universe is infinite or finite is explored, examining concepts of edges, the nature of nothingness, and the possibilities beyond.
The big bang is theorized to be the origin of space, matter, and time, raising questions about the concept of creation from nothing.
In a discussion hosted by Malika Bilal, experts Shadi Hamid, Heather Berlin, Peter Ulric Tse, and Gregg D. Caruso examine the concept of free will and its influences.
In a Doha Debates podcast episode, host Soraya Salam and guests including Nick Pope and David Grinspoon discuss the implications of extraterrestrial life for humanity.
Artificial intelligence is embedded in everyday technology, from mobile phones to public transport systems, often without users' awareness.
More than 1,300 tech leaders and researchers are calling for a pause in AI development to assess risks like fake news and automated weapons.
1890 men are encouraged to find meaning and responsibility to help them cope with life's challenges in the second episode of a series on modern masculinity.
Mary Norris clarifies rules governing commas in restrictive and non-restrictive phrases.
Players can transform into anything from a tree to a galaxy in a video game created by artist David O'Reilly, featuring narration by philosopher Alan Watts.
Erica, a humanoid robot with 20 degrees of freedom, seeks to understand human creativity and interaction while expressing a desire to explore the outside world.
Two teenagers in the mid-sixties grapple with existential questions about freedom and societal norms, reflecting the challenges of coming of age in that era.
Malcolm Lyall-Watson explores strategies for communicating with intelligent extraterrestrial life, emphasizing the importance of establishing friendly and clear interactions.
Todd Perelmuter explores the concept of non-duality and the spiritual universe, emphasizing the connection between all beings and the importance of mindfulness through his nonprofit, EastWesticism.
Naturalness problems suggest that some properties of the universe appear oddly specific, raising questions about the fundamental constants that govern it.
Artificial intelligence research has reached a milestone with the development of a scientifically provable self-aware robot, raising questions about its implications.
Watch this video to explore if robots can be considered individuals with rights.
Maclean achieves speeds exceeding 40 mph in a 250m sprint from a standing start while training for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
Daitoku-ji monastery exemplifies Zen Buddhism's essence, where nature and meditation intertwine to foster self-discovery and spiritual enlightenment.
James Leinenger, a child with detailed memories of World War II, presents one of the most documented cases suggesting the possibility of reincarnation.
Retired plumber John Anderson shares his 46-year obsession with collecting manmade objects from the Pacific Northwest's obscure beaches in a poetic exploration of extreme beachcombing.
Arthur Lipsett presents a collage of images and sounds that reflect on the complexities of the human condition and the chaotic state of the planet.
David Ditchfield recounts his transformative near-death experience after being trapped under a train in Huntingdon, reshaping his views on life and mortality.
Antony Cummins' book offers practical guidance on embracing the mindset and practices of the Samurai to enhance personal fulfillment and resilience.
In a small church, Barnabé grapples with existential doubt and a metaphysical visitation, prompting a profound reevaluation of his life's meaning through innovative animation.
Bribri culture in Costa Rica thrives through oral traditions, sacred rituals, and deep community ties, emphasizing respect for nature and ancestral wisdom.
This episode of Would You Rather questions the ethics of having children and personal motivations.
Java faces natural disasters in August 2006 as locals believe the Gods are displeased.
Lucien Comeau, a musician and philosopher from Tracadie-Sheila, New Brunswick, shares his insights on happiness and the meaning of life in a portrait by Nathalie Hébert.
A "nice Jewish boy with Buddhist inclinations" experiences a heart attack, blending animation and documentary to explore themes of humor and new beginnings.
Scientists explore the potential for machines to achieve self-awareness through advanced AI technologies like Deep Learning, raising questions about machine cognition and emotion.
A divorced repairman in the United States commits murder after a bar encounter, leading to unsettling supernatural experiences with his victim's ghost.
Dr. Tim Goodman experiences premonitions of patients dying during surgery, prompting him to confront the implications of his visions in a medical setting.
Kasper, a poet, humorously explores the chain of events leading to his birth in this Oscar-winning animated short by Torill Kove, produced by Mikrofilm and the .
Three generations lived under one roof in Kuwait, where connection was modeled through shared meals and open conversations, shaping future relationships.
One idea presented is that the laws of physics are models of our experience of reality, rather than direct representations of the universe itself.
One hypothesis suggests that all of existence, including humans and cats, is fundamentally a mathematical structure.
Erwin Schrodinger's thought experiment illustrates the conflict between observer-dependent indeterminacy and a reality that exists independently of observation.
The average human lifespan has increased to 65 years, up from just 20 years during the Stone Age, amid rapid changes in the environment.
Last week tonight examines Ayn Rand's lasting influence and her philosophy of Objectivism.
Bill Burr shares his struggles with anger and meditation while parenting.
Louis C.K. quits the internet, sharing his more philosophical outlook on life and humorously interacting with Frank Smiley.
Neil DeGrasse Tyson explains cosmic perspective and our connection to microbes in Europe.
Reggie Watts and Maz Jobrani join Dianna Cowern in a series that explores intriguing concepts from math, philosophy, and science through engaging discussions.
Chuck recounts his unsettling experience at Los Padrinos Juvenil Hall in Downey, CA, where he encountered a ghostly figure in the doorway.
Footage from Zaventem Airport shows chaos after bombings, with ceiling tiles scattered everywhere.
Jeff Lutz races Bobby Ducote, with fans recalling JJ the Boss's emotional moments.
In Gaza, rescue workers deliver a baby amidst the rubble, highlighting the resilience of life and the dedication of paramedics in crisis situations.
Participants at Union Square celebrate Global Orgasm for Peace Day by expressing their plans to engage in orgasms to promote peace around the world.
