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Was Einstein a Fraud? Harvard’s Avi Loeb Exposes His 3 Major Errors!
Einstein Was Wrong About Black Holes, Gravitational Waves & Quantum Mechanics | Avi Loeb Explains
Full Episode: https://youtu.be/OrPzbP5i4mM
Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb breaks down Albert Einstein's three biggest scientific mistakes between 1935–1940 at Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study. Einstein denied the existence of black holes, dismissed gravitational waves as "just mathematical constructs," and rejected quantum entanglement (spooky action at a distance) in his famous debate with Niels Bohr.
All three discoveries later won Nobel Prizes in physics, proving Einstein wrong and revolutionizing modern science. Quantum mechanics now powers artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and advanced technology we use today.
Learn why even the most celebrated scientists get it wrong, and why being wrong is essential to scientific progress. Einstein trusted classical physics and intuition over experimental evidence, while younger physicist Niels Bohr embraced a non-traditional understanding of quantum reality.
Expect to learn:
–Einstein's three major scientific mistakes (1935-1940)
–Black hole discovery and Nobel Prize
–Gravitational waves detection (LIGO)
–Quantum entanglement and spooky action at a distance
–Einstein vs Niels Bohr debate on quantum mechanics
–How quantum mechanics powers AI and modern technology
–Why mainstream science gets it wrong
–The importance of being wrong in scientific discovery
#Einstein #AviLoeb #BlackHoles
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By Jacob J. Watson-HowlandEinstein Was Wrong About Black Holes, Gravitational Waves & Quantum Mechanics | Avi Loeb Explains
Full Episode: https://youtu.be/OrPzbP5i4mM
Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb breaks down Albert Einstein's three biggest scientific mistakes between 1935–1940 at Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study. Einstein denied the existence of black holes, dismissed gravitational waves as "just mathematical constructs," and rejected quantum entanglement (spooky action at a distance) in his famous debate with Niels Bohr.
All three discoveries later won Nobel Prizes in physics, proving Einstein wrong and revolutionizing modern science. Quantum mechanics now powers artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and advanced technology we use today.
Learn why even the most celebrated scientists get it wrong, and why being wrong is essential to scientific progress. Einstein trusted classical physics and intuition over experimental evidence, while younger physicist Niels Bohr embraced a non-traditional understanding of quantum reality.
Expect to learn:
–Einstein's three major scientific mistakes (1935-1940)
–Black hole discovery and Nobel Prize
–Gravitational waves detection (LIGO)
–Quantum entanglement and spooky action at a distance
–Einstein vs Niels Bohr debate on quantum mechanics
–How quantum mechanics powers AI and modern technology
–Why mainstream science gets it wrong
–The importance of being wrong in scientific discovery
#Einstein #AviLoeb #BlackHoles