Pitfalls of Willful Ignorance - Dr. John G Williamson, CERN, Quicycle

Dr. John G. Williamson is a founding member of the Quicycle
Society, and is back for a third conversation - this time about
cosmological, electrical, and institutional questions. He is a
veteran of CERN and the R&D division of Philips research who
spends his days thinking about the unanswered problems in
physics. In his view, there are foundational problems with key
physical theories that scientists ignore at their own peril.
Solutions to these inconsistencies will not be found at the end
of a massively complicated equation that no one really
understands - they will be found in the intuitive exploration of
natural phenomena. We discuss the nature of the electron,
possible causes for red shift, an explanation for charge, and the
future of science. there are problems in physics that we can't
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(00:00:00) Go! (00:05:33) Relativity, Redshift, and the James
Webb (00:24:44) Electron, Positron, and CERN Detections
(00:40:45) What is Charge? (00:47:12) Impulse that generates
charge (01:05:57) What could the fundamental stuff be? (01:16:41)
Incompleteness & Free Scalar Mass (01:27:31) Cosmological
stories (01:43:38) Fred Hoyle's Journey (01:53:07) What drives
you towards this work? (02:00:41) Proton spin problem (02:06:08)
Garage experiments (02:11:25) Growing networks (02:25:00) Can
science be saved from math? (02:30:28) What is work that's worth
funding? (02:37:34) Cultivating Ideas (02:48:57) Closing thoughts
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