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Introduction
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Welcome
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A duty to give back
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Citizens engaged with science
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People wherever they are
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Giving up control
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Diversity in science books
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Popular science books
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Conversational science books
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The Book
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Symbols
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Sources
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Equations
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Appreciate what you can
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Conversationally
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Comics
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chalkboard
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quantum water
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Feynman diagram
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Cartoon
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Look closely enough
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Theory of everything
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Three families of particles
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What happens next
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Multiverse context
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Branching
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The Process
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Paradise Lost
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The Point
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Practice
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Digital Media
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Superheroes
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Last thoughts
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Comics and Physics
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Space and Time
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Engaging with Science
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Description:
Explore the intersection of science and visual storytelling in this public lecture webcast by Clifford V. Johnson at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics. Delve into the process of transforming complex scientific concepts into engaging visual narratives. Discover how Johnson approaches the challenge of making science accessible to a wider audience through various mediums, including popular science books, comics, and digital media. Learn about the use of symbols, equations, and visual metaphors to convey intricate ideas such as quantum mechanics, particle physics, and the theory of everything. Gain insights into the importance of diversity in science communication and the role of visual storytelling in engaging citizens with scientific concepts. Examine the balance between scientific accuracy and creative expression in communicating complex topics like the multiverse and particle families. Reflect on the significance of making science accessible to people from all backgrounds and the potential impact of visual narratives in fostering a deeper understanding of the universe. Read more

Graphic Talk About the Universe - Clifford V. Johnson Public Lecture

Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
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