You're listening to Bold Proof Radio with Dave Asprey.

Today's cool fact of the day is, well, it's about math from 100 years ago.

And a woman named Emmy Noether established herself as one of Germany's top mathematicians

around the turn of the 20th century, and she figured out things like advanced algebra

that no one had ever figured out.

In 1918, she published a theory that was a foundation for 20th century physicist understanding

of reality.

And she showed that symmetries in nature implied the conservation laws that physicists

had discovered that they didn't quite understand.

And this idea of conservation of energy is a requirement for symmetry, which is what

nature and our bodies is actually based on.

And similarly, conservation of momentum, which is at the core of a lot of our modern physics

came from this very same idea.

So who to thought that observations of nature actually led to all of this stuff and

all of that came from math?

Today's guest is none other than Sean Stephenson.

And Sean is one of the the hugest people I've ever met.

You may know him from his 70 million YouTube views and his 25 years of speaking on stage

and working to change the world.

And he's actually almost three feet tall.

And I first met Sean several years ago at a networking event and I saw him on stage

and got to talk afterwards.

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