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The Multiverse Employee HandbookAuthor: Robb Corrigan
The Multiverse Employee Handbook is a hilarious and thought-provoking podcast that takes you on a mind-bending journey through interdimensional corporate culture. Perfect for fans of sci-fi humor and science podcasts, each episode blends cosmic satire with real scientific insights, diving into parallel universes, quantum mechanics, and the quirks of office life in eleven dimensions. Whether youre navigating quantum coffee breaks or unraveling the mysteries of the multiverse, our podcast delivers reality-warping wordplay, laugh-out-loud humor, and fascinating science. Subscribe now to learn something new about the universe while questioning your existence and the purpose of quantum staplers! New episodes every Tuesday. Language: en Genres: Comedy, Physics, Science Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Einstein's Day: Relatively Special Birthday
Episode 4
Friday, 14 March, 2025
Join us for a spacetime celebration as we explore the life and legacy of a patent clerk who bent the universe with nothing but thought experiments and mathematical audacity. In this special bonus episode, we present "The Cosmic Clock-Puncher" - a tale of what happens when revolutionary ideas collide with institutional physics. https://multiverseemployeehandbook.com Our quantum-superposed scientific storyteller guides you through Einstein's journey from "much too fat" baby to wild-haired icon, revealing how this violin-loving rebel transformed our understanding of reality between patent evaluations. Discover why Einstein's miracle year makes your lunchbreak productivity look positively Newtonian, and learn how modern technology from GPS to solar panels exists because one man couldn't stop wondering what would happen if he rode a beam of light. We'll trace Einstein's elegant E=mc² from theoretical scribbling to pop culture phenomenon, explore his complicated relationship with quantum mechanics, and reveal why the greatest mind of the 20th century couldn't remember his own address. Plus, uncover the profound irony of a peace advocate whose work inadvertently enabled atomic weapons, and why Einstein's scientific revolution continues both practically and philosophically today. Remember: in the multiverse of genius, every wild-haired physicist exists in a superposition of "revolutionizing physics" and "forgetting where he parked" until someone collapses the wave function with a well-timed birthday celebration.
