Could I Be Wrong? No, it's All the Physicists Who Are Wrong | Forrest Valkai & Aaron Adair
December 3, 2025
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Caller Brent asks physicist Aaron about the cosmic distance ladder and inverse square law, but the conversation quickly derails when Brent presents his own theories about redshift causing extra dimming and objects appearing to move faster than light. Aaron patiently explains why these ideas contradict special relativity and fundamental physics, suggesting Brent likely has a sign error in his calculations. When Forrest points out that Aaron has corrected everything Brent has said, Brent reveals that professional physicists have also told him he's wrong, but he insists he's "cracked it."
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