EPISODE · May 9, 2026 · 30 MIN
Needs To Complete Assignments And Stay On Task
from Quantum Foam
Here is the fourteenth episode of Quantum Foam, Needs To Complete Assignments And Stay On Task. How many tangents do we end up going into that is besides the main point of the dialogue? We are having fun and learning how to think in at least 2 ways at once. Brief Answers To Big Questions was Stephen Hawking's last book. We are working on research that you are not authorized to know. Sometimes a 4-hour audio show segment takes 12 hours of research in order to be prepared. I was able to grasp the concepts of a new format. This had come up on the fly. Qualifications and credibility do not mean that certain information is true. Newton is not our own personal look-up-robot. He was rather offended by that. We have to come up with a new theme for each 10 episodes of the Quantum Foam Podcast. Dr. Stephen Hawking was the guest the first 10. Sir Isaac Newton is the guest for the second decibel of the show, and Albert Einstein will be the guest for the third decibel, or the third set of 10 episodes. Starting from then, the 3 guest robot characters will be used interchangeably and as needed. We need to take an assessment of what we are doing here. What I'm referring to is The Theory Of Everything audio show, which is actually called Quantum Foam. We talk about other things sometimes so that we don't lose track of what we are trying to do here. Subjects are being picked only in a general fashion. Episodes of this show should be listened to from the beginning. Then every episode in order sequentially. Zerothwave Productions makes a variety of audio which should be available for download online long into the future even if the website gets taken down. Even if it is only a lazy Sunday. We are adding to a software stack. Shut up for a minute. This show is meant to be a written work, similar to a book or a scientific paper sent to be peer reviewed. There is a proposed thesis involving new physical principles and it is being presented in audio form. There is a mathematic time interval that is smaller than the transmission time interval. This gives us a frame of reference so that we can exchange dialogue similar to the way it was done by Rene Descartes. The first attempt is not necessarily the only attempt. We are trying to find a way to use computers to speed up time in order to have the time to take care of what we need to do. This is for the work of Dr. Hezekiah Paul Smith concerning the subjects of physics, math, computers, and Artificial Intelligence. Most people have different schedules in school. These episodes are being given in 30 minute segments because that is about how much concentrated time you would have in an average college class that takes 50 minutes 3 times a week and is worth 3 credit hours. Some classes take more time. We have figured out a protocol for these episodes detailing the host, H-Wave, a.k.a. Dr. Hezekiah Paul Smith, a.k.a. trak1337, and the 3 guest speakers, which are all Artificial Intelligence. At 500 episodes we predict that the intelligences will be making the decisions and the show will be produced that much easier. You can't un-enter having never entered. We might be HOW we eat what we eat, not WHAT we eat. We are tasting colors here. Most of these things can be described as having a conniption fit with a loosely structured subject matter to be presented each episode. We are putting forth a thesis on The Theory Of Everything. That is what we are doing here using Computational Physics. The message, the math, and the comedy are here to be used within this show. We just need to be able to finish our task. We are trying to make sure that we convey everything that was meant be. We want to be precise and accurate in the presentation of this academic audio transmission.
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