#377 - MIT Physicist: DARPA, Warp Drives, Supergravity & Aliens on Jupiter | Jim Gates
Theoretical physicist Sylvester "Jim" Gates shares his journey from a childhood inspired by science fiction and comic books to becoming a pioneering scientist who discovered computer-like error-correcting codes embedded in the equations of supersymmetry, suggesting a deep, possibly evolut
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