Episode 26 with Ashmeet Singh is now the most watched video of the Knowmads podcast. Check it out on YouTube if you missed it. Link in the previous post.

One in a million will actually discover treasure and everyone will express admiration for that one’s visionary spirit

5 things I do as a PhD student so I don’t lose myself. 0/5

The paradoxical nature of our world has led to many discoveries and here’s one that’s still unresolved: The laws of quantum mechanics are perfectly reversible, yet the world we experience is irreversible. 0/7

As I near 5th yr of PhD in Physics, I reflect on lessons beyond eqns, papers & prob-solving. It has taught me patience, humility, resilience & comfort with uncertainty. If you’re considering PhD in fundamental science, I hope this aids honest entry with less fear. 0/5

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Remembering the innocent lives lost in the Pahalgam terror attack one year ago today. We stand with the families who continue to carry this loss. As a nation, we remain united against terror, unwavering in our resolve.

Full house at @pattersonparkhtx tonight. I had so much fun talking about: Are we living in a Matrix! A big thank you to @after5society for the invite and organising this and a bigger thanks to each and everyone who showed up. Cheers 🥂

Episode 26 | Ashmeet Singh on a Quantum-First Approach to Space, Time, Gravity, and Cosmology. Ashmeet is a theoretical physicist who completed his PhD at Caltech under @seanmcarroll.bsky.social . He is now a professor of physics at IIT Delhi. @prachigarella.bsky.social youtu.be/guzfjpGh2wY?...

Mathematicians call prime numbers the building blocks, analogous to atoms. I find this weird. In physics, building blocks have a smaller scale associated with them, while prime numbers are at the same “scale” as all other numbers. How do you think about this?

Episode 26 | Ashmeet Singh on a Quantum-First Approach to Space, Time, Gravity, and Cosmology. Ashmeet is a theoretical physicist who completed his PhD at Caltech under @seanmcarroll.bsky.social . He is now a professor of physics at IIT Delhi. @prachigarella.bsky.social youtu.be/guzfjpGh2wY?...

This person on Twitter is taking my threads and posts and presenting them verbatim as his own.

Alright, will try to finish this masterpiece this winter.

Can’t wait to share this incredible conversation with y’all.

New episode with @evevavagiakis.bsky.social is out now on the Knowmads Podcast @bhavaytyagi.bsky.social m.youtube.com/watch

Recorded a new podcast episode with @nikosarcevic.com Had so much fun and what a scintillating conversation! Can’t wait to share with y’all! @bhavaytyagi.bsky.social

Recorded an episode of The Knowmads Podcast with Eve Vavagiakis @evevavagiakis.bsky.social , Experimental Cosmologist from Duke University. It was one of the most refreshing conversations ever! We (@bhavaytyagi.bsky.social and I) can’t wait to share it with y’all.