Isaac Arthur “Things that Shall Never Exist”?

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Isaac Arthur's 200th episode titled “Things Which Shall Never Exist” premieres on August 22nd, focusing on concepts deemed impossible to create. The discussion highlights Arthur's optimistic view on technology, including predictions about solar system mobility. Participants speculate on topics such as faster-than-light (FTL) travel, anti-gravity, and teleportation devices, indicating a keen interest in the boundaries of scientific possibility.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of futurism and speculative science
  • Familiarity with concepts of faster-than-light (FTL) travel
  • Knowledge of anti-gravity theories
  • Awareness of teleportation principles in physics
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  • Research the scientific feasibility of faster-than-light (FTL) travel
  • Explore current theories on anti-gravity technology
  • Investigate the principles of quantum teleportation
  • Examine the implications of moving celestial bodies
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Science enthusiasts, futurists, and anyone interested in the limits of technological advancement and speculative science discussions.

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Isaac Arthur is an awesome science populizer and futurist. On August 22nd, his channel is premiering it’s 200th episode titled “Things Which Shall Never Exist”. He will be talking about things that will never be possible to be created. Arthur is pretty optimistic about technology. He predicts we might even be able to move a solar system!

I can’t wait for this episode and I’m speculating like crazy. What things are most likely never going to exist that he might talk about. I’m thinking FTL travel will come up at some point. What else?
 
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anti-gravity
 
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Start Trek type teleportation devices for macro objects...
 
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A politician that tells the truth?

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