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Richard Feynman loved having dogs and enjoyed the challenge of teaching them unusual tricks. (The third photo, courtesy of Nicholas Booth, is of Feynman's final dog Tara at the home of Al and Marka Hibbs, who adopted her after Feynman and his wife Gweneth died)

“As soon as you contemplate, ‘What if?’ you enter the multiverse. The Allure of the Multiverse serves as a masterful guide. Whether you're a curious novice or a seasoned science enthusiast, this book offers a cogent exploration of the maddening infinities our minds can create.”

The Allure of the Multiverse An extraordinary voyage into the history of how parallel universes, higher dimensions and time travel have captivated us in imaginative books, films, and series, while stirring raging controversy in science. Now available: amazon.com/Allure-Multive…

What is the allure of the multiverse? Paul Halpern has answers while reviewing the many different versions of the multiverse, and whether or not we can know which one is right. Plus: the best multiverse films!—Sliding Doors, Everything Everywhere All at Once skeptic.com/michael-sherme…

I reviewed Paul Halpern’s new book on the multiverse for New Scientist - it’s a great primer on the many multiverse ideas out there 🌌 🪐✨ newscientist.com/article/mg2613…

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'I think and think for months, for years. Ninety-nine times the conclusion is false. The hundredth time I am right.' -Albert Einstein From 'The Einstein Theory of Living,' New York Times, March 12, 1944: nyti.ms/2BfmRlD

Prediction of new technologies is notoriously hard In the October 1903 issue of The Independent, scientist Simon Newcomb speculated that human flight may be impossible, and that we should "give up all attempts to grapple with it" Two months later, the Wright brothers

'Not the eye, but the spirit furnishes proof of theories--and that errs most of the time.' -Albert Einstein #Einstein

Portrait of American theoretical physicist John Wheeler at his summer home on High Island, Maine. He loved to jot down his thoughts in scientific notebooks, which are preserved today for scholars at the American Philosophical Society.

Albert Einstein often shunned phones in favor of solitude and quiet reflection When deep thinking requires silence and serenity: medium.com/@phalpern/eins…

***MY AWESOME MOM**** -- #SonnyOchs -- has put together a Pride Month show on internet radio. It will air this Sunday at 6pm EST & next Wednesday at noon. Listen at folkmusicnotebook.com .

Brilliant mathematician Alan Turing was an excellent runner. He sometimes ran from Bletchley Park to London for meetings, a distance of about 64 km, and showed up in his running suit. His best marathon time came close to that of Olympic athletes of his day turing.org.uk/book/update/pa…

Albert Einstein's house in Princeton: 112 Mercer Street Photographed 1953 and 2020 #Einstein

Maryam Mirzakhani, A Candle Illuminating The Dark: A profile of the late, brilliant Iranian-American mathematician: medium.com/starts-with-a-… #WomenInSTEM #histSTM #WomenLifeFreedom

Astronomer Vera Rubin, co-discoverer of evidence for dark matter in galaxies, standing in her office at Carnegie Institution of Washington in Washington, DC on January 14, 2010. (Photo by Linda Davidson/The Washington Post via Getty Images) #WomenInSTEM #WomenInScience #histSTM

All religions, arts, and sciences are branches of the same tree. All these aspirations are directed toward ennobling a person's life, lifting it from the sphere of mere physical existence and leading the individual toward freedom.' -Albert Einstein (YMCA Founder's Day Address)