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And today we are going to venture into the world of physics, which is exciting and dynamic.

And there are warring factions.

And it's got a very dramatic history that leads us to where we are right now,

which is a very, very exciting place.

Because now we are using technology to gaze back billions of years, 13 billions of years to the origin

of the universe when things began and things quickly fell apart. And the story of physics,

according to my next guess, is really about putting that world back together from when the universe began. And it's sort of a

process. It appears of reverse engineering. And it's fascinating. And sometimes it takes a while

to read parts of his books because he's really smart, but he lays it down for the laity.

And that means you and me can enjoy

Michio Kaku, the incredible legendary theoretical physicist who is the co-founder of Stringfield

theory.

He has a brand new book.

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