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MIT Physicist: Are We Trapped Inside a Black Hole?

15 de outubro de 2026 · 1 h 29 min

Notas do episódio

In this episode, I talk with Seth Lloyd, MIT professor and one of the pioneers of quantum computing. We discuss how quantum computers work and why just a few hundred qubits could unlock computational capabilities far beyond those of conventional computers, whether quantum computers will be able to break modern encryption, and how they could accelerate the development of artificial intelligence.

We also explore whether it might be possible to simulate the entire Universe, why the Universe itself can be viewed as a quantum computer, whether the laws of physics allow time travel and sending information into the past, as well as black holes, quantum information, and the limits of our understanding of reality.

Timestamps:

  • 00:00 Teaser
  • 01:31 Who Is Seth Lloyd?
  • 02:20 Can Information Travel Faster Than the Speed of Light?
  • 04:20 "We Performed an Analogue of Time Travel"
  • 07:32 Can We Send Information Into the Past and Avoid the Grandfather Paradox?
  • 08:38 How Could You Build a Time Machine Using Black Holes?
  • 11:37 Why Did Seth Lloyd Start Working on Quantum Computers?
  • 14:50 Why Are Intelligence Agencies Afraid of Quantum Computers?
  • 17:44 Will Quantum Computers Be Able to Break Modern Encryption?
  • 20:18 Why Has a Fully Functional Quantum Computer Still Not Been Built?
  • 24:03 The Biggest Problem in Quantum Computing — Decoherence
  • 27:40 How Is a Quantum Computer Different From a Classical Computer?
  • 33:33 How Will Quantum Computers Change Artificial Intelligence?
  • 34:34 Can We Simulate the Entire Universe on a Computer?
  • 37:43 Are We Living in a Simulation?
  • 39:09 Seth Lloyd's Story About Stephen Hawking
  • 41:51 Which of Hawking's Discoveries Changed Physics the Most?
  • 44:11 Could Our Three-Dimensional Universe Be a Hologram?
  • 50:06 Could We Be Living Inside a Black Hole?
  • 51:56 What Would Happen to a Person Inside a Black Hole?
  • 52:51 What Happens to Consciousness After Death?
  • 56:10 "Collective Consciousness Is Far More Important Than Individual Consciousness"
  • 1:01:45 Could the Universe Be a Giant Brain?
  • 1:05:12 Why Has AI Become So Good at Deceiving People?
  • 1:07:48 Why Do Billionaires Fund Fundamental Science?
  • 1:13:21 How Could Humanity Communicate With Aliens?
  • 1:16:16 Why Do We Still Not Know How Life Began?
  • 1:18:59 Could Black Holes Be the Final Stage of Advanced Civilizations?
  • 1:21:00 "Aliens Could Be Dark Matter"
  • 1:23:19 Could Black Holes Be the Computers of the Universe?
  • 1:26:13 What Will Quantum Computers Look Like in 20 Years?

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