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This episode explores how understanding the universe's origins isn't just a scientific pursuit, but a profound journey of self-discovery that reshapes our sense of wonder, humility, and meaning.
“This episode explores how understanding the universe's origins isn't just a scientific pursuit, but a profound journey of self-discovery that reshapes our sense of wonder, humility, and meaning.”
— Guido Tonelli, Genesis
Cosmology, Human Meaning, Scientific Discovery, Existentialism
If you've ever felt a profound pull toward the biggest questions about existence, or found yourself humbled by the sheer scale of the cosmos, this will feel familiar a new lens on your place within it.
Guido Tonelli, a leading particle physicist who played a key role in the discovery of the Higgs boson, brings a rare blend of scientific rigor and philosophical depth to the universe's most fundamental questions.