One of the smartest people in history, author of losing the Nobel Prize and think like a Nobel Prize winner and he did

almost win the Nobel Prize maybe he will one day do it.

Professor Brian Keating, physicist Extraordinar.

First, we divide this in two because first,

I was really curious about black holes, wormholes,

in the beginning of the universe.

So we talk about that and he answers some of my questions,

which I'm sure some of you might have as well

once you hear them.

And then we talk about, we have a part two the next day on just the weird things

he's seen on college campuses lately with the whole Israel-Hama stuff and we talk in

general about when is it worth giving up on a goal or a quest or or I don't know a life path

So we talk about that. Brian Keating, here he is.

This isn't your average business podcast and he's not your average host. This is the James Altager show. You ever go on Quora when occasionally there's a question like what's it like to have a

hundred eighty IQ right and then someone answers as if,

because they think they have 180 IQ

and they're like, it's, I'm very,

I feel very alienated all the time

because no one ever understands me.

Or it's like, I process all the information around me so

much faster than everyone else that it's hard to then communicate what I'm

seeing and feeling because I know so much. Like it's just, there's so much ego

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