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Quantum Curiosities & Tech Revelations

Quantum Curiosities & Tech Revelations

By: Anna Dean and Professor Clarke Halloway
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Where science meets the edge of human understanding.

Each week, media moderator Anna Dean and renowned physicist Professor Halloway sit down for an unfiltered deep dive into the ideas reshaping our world — from the mysteries of consciousness and the frontiers of quantum physics, to the explosive rise of artificial intelligence and the technologies redefining what it means to be human. This is not a surface-level conversation. This is science, philosophy, and curiosity — unleashed.

Topics discussed in depth: Ai, Conciousness, Quantum Immortality,Ghosts, NDEs, Quantum Computing, Reality and Freewill.

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Episodes
  • Beyond The Big Bang

    Beyond The Big Bang
    Oct 30 2026

    This week on Quantum Curiosities, Anna and Professor Halloway tackle what came before the Big Bang and what might lie beyond it. It's one of the biggest questions in cosmology: did everything truly begin 13.8 billion years ago, or is our universe just one chapter in a much stranger story? They dig into the theories, the unknowns, and why the beginning of everything might not be the beginning at all.
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    15 mins
  • The Limits Of Ai

    The Limits Of Ai
    Oct 23 2026

    Today on Quantum Curiosities, Anna and Professor Halloway get into it over the limits of AI. These systems can do astonishing things, but where are the boundaries? They explore what AI genuinely can't do, where the hype outruns the reality, and why understanding the limits matters just as much as celebrating the breakthroughs.
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    12 mins
  • The Brain As A Prediction Machine

    The Brain As A Prediction Machine
    Oct 16 2026

    This week on Quantum Curiosities, Anna and Professor Halloway discuss the brain as a prediction machine. Rather than passively taking in the world, your brain is constantly guessing what's about to happen, filling in gaps, anticipating outcomes, and updating its predictions as things develop. They dig into how this predictive machinery shapes everything from perception to decision-making, and what happens when the predictions go wrong.
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    16 mins
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