Slid from an interesting program to a political platform
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“Six months off must have left you on bad shape. Stopped producing the program to leave the listeners to fend for themselves.
Brian Greene started a daily Einstein equation podcast, delving into the logic behind Einstein’s brilliance, and the reality of the universe.
Sean Carroll increased the episode of his varied topics during the shelter in place.
Everyone needed help through these tough and unsure times, instead we got the cold shoulder on Titanium Physicists.
We didn’t need to be told what to think, of who to vote for, or frankly your opinions on politics. This was supposed to be a science podcast. Plenty of Poitiers for personal rants.
Later.
Unsubscribing from this, same as others
that you deleted from Facebook, and Twitter.”
Groucho the man via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/14/20
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