EPISODE · May 15, 2026 · 31 MIN
Inertia: Time Part 2
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Building from the last episode, Episode 2 of Inertia moves beyond the surface question of whether time exists to ask something more precise: if the universe is a static four-dimensional structure, why does it feel like it moves? We navigate the mechanics of this illusion by tracing the path from [...]
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