Episode · The Joe Rogan Experience · 2024-06-27
Books mentioned on Joe Rogan Experience #1980 - Michio Kaku
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
Discussed“remember that novel uh the restaurant at the end of the Galaxy um what happened in that novel was the aliens of the future created a supercomputer to calculate The Theory of Everything the ultimate Theory so the computer it chugged and chugged and spit out the answer and the answer was the meaning of the universe was 42.”
Other mentions in this episode (6) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Own book Physics of the Impossible
“well that was the subject of my previous book The God equation where we try to find one theory that allows us to calculate everything starting with the big bang then the creation of galaxies and stars planets finally the creation of Life photosynthesis and here we are talking about this on on a podcast so yeah we're talking about”
Own book The God Equation
“well that was the subject of my previous book The God equation where we try to find one theory that allows us to calculate everything starting with the big bang then the creation of galaxies and stars planets finally the creation of Life photosynthesis and here we are talking about this on on a podcast so yeah we're talking about”
Own book The God Equation
“so yeah we're talking about one equation which I call the god equation which I write about in my book The God equation”
Own book Quantum Supremacy
“so that's why I decided to write this book Quantum Supremacy because it may eventually take a quantum computer to calculate with what is called string theory”
Own book The Future of the Mind
“well I wrote a book called the future of the Mind where I tried to give a definition of Consciousness and where we fit in the larger scheme of things”
Own book Quantum Supremacy
“yeah the book is called Quantum Supremacy now what is that Quantum Supremacy is a time when quantum computers exceeded the power of a supercomputer on certain very specified problems”