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Books by Sean Carroll mentioned on podcasts
Sean Carroll's written works have appeared across multiple podcast appearances. On the Lex Fridman Podcast, the host introduced Sean Carroll as the author of several popular books, including 'From Eternity to Here,' which focuses on the arrow of time, 'The Particle at the End of the Universe' regarding the Higgs boson, and 'The Big Picture' concerning the science of philosophy, origins of life, and meaning in the universe. Lee Smolin also mentioned 'From Eternity to Here' on the Lex Fridman Podcast, highlighting Carroll as a proponent of the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics. On the Joe Rogan Experience, Carroll discussed his book 'Something Deeply Hidden,' explaining that the title was inspired by a childhood quote from Einstein about a compass, while also referencing his previous book, 'The Big Picture.' Additionally, Lex Fridman discussed Carroll's upcoming books on quantum mechanics, including 'Something Deeply Hidden' and 'Quanta and Fields,' the latter of which is part of 'The Biggest Ideas in the Universe' series. Finally, Brian Cox noted on the Joe Rogan Experience that Carroll presented a similar argument in 'The Big Picture.'
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The Particle at the End of the Universe
Discussed“the I'll tell you that the motivation was when I wrote my previous book the big picture it was a sprawling book”
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Something Deeply Hidden
Discussed“so Einstein is one of the secret heroes of the book because he has this reputation as someone who just couldn't quite accept quantum mechanics the title something deeply hidden is a quote from Einstein when he was talking about when he was a kid and he had a compass”
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From Eternity to Here
Discussed“so in that spirit of talked several times with Sean Carroll who's also written an excellent book recently and he kind of he plays around is a big fan of the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics”
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Quanta and Fields
Discussed“The second book, coming out on May 14th, which you should definitely pre-order, is titled 'Quanta and Fields.' That one is on the topic of quantum mechanics.”
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