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Celebrating 2001: A Space Odyssey

Commemorate the release anniversary of cinema’s most influential space journey! On April 3, 1968, “2001: A Space Odyssey” began its general release after premiering at Washington DC’s Uptown Theater—a film that made audiences simultaneously question humanity’s place in the universe and the wisdom of consuming hallucinogens before a movie screening.

The Anthropic Principle: When the Universe Reads the Handbook

Journey through the improbably fine-tuned parameters of our universe as we explore the Anthropic Principle - cosmic coincidence or the ultimate case of reading the handbook first? This episode features “The Universal Parameters Committee” - a tale of cosmic bureaucracy where setting the fundamental constants of reality becomes an exercise in existential project management gone hilariously awry.