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Sean Michael Carroll es un cosmólogo y profesor de física estadounidense especializado en energía oscura y relatividad general. Es profesor investigador en el Departamento de Física en el Instituto de Tecnología de California.[1]​

Ha colaborado en el blog de física Cosmic Variance, y ha publicado en periódicos y revistas científicas como Nature, The New York Times, Sky & Telescope y New Scientist.

Ha aparecido en diversas series documentales como The Universe, del canal History; Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman, de Science Channell; Closer to Truth, emitido por PBS;[2]​ y The Colbert Report de Comedy Central.

Carroll es autor de Spacetime And Geometry, un manual universitario sobre relatividad general, y también ha grabado vídeos educativos sobre cosmología, la física del tiempo y el bosón de Higgs.[3]​

Es asimismo autor de tres libros de divulgación: uno sobre la flecha del tiempo, titulado From Eternity to Here: The Quest for the Ultimate Theory of Time , otro sobre el bosón de Higgs, The Particle at the End of the Universe , y uno más sobre ciencia y filosofía titulado The Big Picture: On the Origins of Life, Meaning, and the Universe Itself . Wikipedia  

✵ 5. octubre 1966
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“Inflation is a simple idea: imagine that the universe begins in a tiny patch of space dominated by the potential energy of some scalar field, a kind of super-dense dark energy. This causes that patch to expand at a terrifically accelerated rate, smoothing out the density and diluting away any unwanted relics. Eventually the scalar field decays into ordinary matter and radiation, reheating the universe into a conventional Big Bang state, after which things proceed as normal.”

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[The Eternally Existing, Self-reproducing, Frequently Puzzling Inflationary Universe, Preposterous Universe blog, 21 October 2011, http://www.preposterousuniverse.com/blog/2011/10/21/the-eternally-existing-self-reproducing-frequently-puzzling-inflationary-universe/]

“All of my advice comes from remembering what I did wrong and then telling people not to do it. … Don't wait to read the most recent research papers. … Wonder how you could do better. … Do your own research projects. Take the initiative. … Ask your own questions — try to answer them. … At some point you stop being a student and you start being a scientist. … And it's a completely different skill set …”

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[Episode #124 - In Search of Reality: A Conversation with Sean Carroll, 21 April 2018, Waking Up Podcast with Sam Harris, https://samharris.org/podcasts/124-search-reality/] (1:21:12 of 1:58:24)

“The mystery of the arrow of time comes down to this: Why were the conditions in the early universe set up in a particular way, in a configuration of low entropy that enabled all of the interesting and irreversible processes to come?”

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Sean Carroll libro From Eternity to Here

[From Eternity to Here: The Quest for the Ultimate Theory of Time, 2010, https://books.google.com/books?id=pi4kDQAAQBAJ&pg=PA3] (p. 3)

“In contrast to the arbitrarily complicated evolution of a (nonintegrable) classical system, all a quantum state ever does is move in circles.”

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FQXi Prize winning essay What if Time Really Exists? http://fqxi.org/community/forum/topic/318, 2008.

“There probably are more forces than we know about, but they’re only going to be of direct interest to physicists, I’m afraid. No tractor beams.”

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[Column: Looking for New Forces, Preposterous Universe blog, 4 November 2011, http://www.preposterousuniverse.com/blog/2011/11/04/column-looking-for-new-forces/]

“The “reasons” and “causes” why things happen, in other words, aren’t fundamental; they are emergent. We need to dig in to the actual history of the universe to see why these concepts have emerged.”

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Chap. 5 : Reasons Why
The Big Picture (2016)

“Metaphysical principles are tempting shortcuts but not reliable guides. There are good reasons why things often seem to happen for reasons—and also reasons why that’s not a bedrock principle.”

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Chap. 5 : Reasons Why
The Big Picture (2016)

“What we’re seeing is a manifestation of the layered nature of our descriptions of reality. At the deepest level we currently know about, the basic notions are things like “spacetime,” “quantum fields,” “equations of motion,” and “interactions.””

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No causes, whether material, formal, efficient, or final. But there are levels on top of that, where the vocabulary changes.

Chap. 3 : The World Moves by Itself
The Big Picture (2016)

“Meaning in life can’t be reduced to simplistic mottos. In some number of years I will be dead; some memory of my time here on Earth may linger, but I won’t be around to savor it.”

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Chap. 1 : The Fundamental Nature of Reality
The Big Picture (2016)

“When exactly does an observation occur? ... What were the laws of physics doing before there was anyone measuring things? And what do you mean by a measurement, anyway? Does it have to be a consciousness human being? ... Can a rock or a virus or an earthworm do an observation?”

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[The Many Worlds Theory, 24 October 2018, YouTube, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXRLDatmbgA] (12:16 of 56:11)