The podcast episode explores the concept of Surfaceology, a new field of physics that studies surfaces not as mere boundaries but as dynamic interfaces that connect dimensions and encode information about the universe. This concept connects to quantum geometry, which suggests that particles and forces interact in ways that defy the rules of regular space and time. The episode highlights the amplituhedron, a multi-dimensional geometric form that calculates particle interactions without needing space or time as coordinates. Finally, the episode examines the Holographic Principle, which proposes that information within a three-dimensional object is encoded on its two-dimensional surface, suggesting that the "volume" of space might be a projection of information on a lower-dimensional boundary. Overall, the episode delves into the potential for a quantum substructure that exists independently of space and time, challenging our understanding of the nature of reality.