

The Skeptics Guide #1105 - Sep 12 2026
With Special Guest Christian Hubicki; Updating the Matrix; News Items: Nancy Grace Roman Telescope, Training Baby Robots, Testing Gravity in Space; Science or Fiction

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“TIMESTAMPS [0:36] Special Guest Christian Hubicki [1:57] Updating the Matrix [18:50] Special Guest Julie Novella [42:12] Sponsor - Quince [43:13] News Item #1 - Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope [52:46] News Item #2 - Training Robot Babies…”
“Another great show, Christian and Julie were amazing guest! I think the best sci-fi tech for real life would be replicators. Just straight up unlimited everything. I'd be interested to see how humans could ruin that. I'm sure we would. The…”
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