BTC259: Bitcoin & Theoretical Physics w/ Jeff Booth, Jack & Nick (Bitcoin Podcast)
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You're listening to TIP. Hey everyone, welcome to this Wednesday's release of the Bitcoin Fundamentals podcast. On today's show I have Jeff Booth and Jack and Nick, and they come with a groundbreaking paper exploring the deep connection between Bitcoin and physics. During the show we discuss how Bitcoin blocks may represent quantitized time. that challenges the continuous time assumptions in all of physics, the bridge between Bitcoin's Satoshi unit and physical constants like the Planck temperature and the Boltzmann constant, and why Bitcoin's discrete nature of time could mean quantum computers may never pose an existential threat that many assume.
I know this is a crazy bold claim and some of the terms that I just used might go, you know, straight over somebody's head, but I'm telling you guys, this conversation was fascinating, like really, really fascinating. And if you enjoy anything with theoretical physics and you also enjoy Bitcoin, You're gonna really find this one to be a treat because Nick and Jack and Jeff are really well versed on all these different terms and how they may all fit together. So I hope you guys enjoy this one as much as I did. Since 2014, and through more than hundreds of millions of downloads, we explore the core of Bitcoin, its economics, its technology, and its impact on global markets.
Through in-depth analyses, timely news breakdowns, and conversations with top voices in the industry, we uncover what Bitcoin means for investors today. This show is not investment advice, it's intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. Now for your host, Preston Pish. Hey everyone, welcome to the show. I'm here with Nick, Jack, and Jeff Booth to talk about some very cosmic Bitcoin.
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