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Dinosaurs have been extinct for 65 million years. Find out how they might walk the Earth again.

John Nash is the Nobel Prize winning mathematician portrayed in A Beautiful Mind. He spent much of his life living with schizophrenia.

Every digital service you use relies on data. But does that data make the service better for the user or the company?
Do you really know what you’re agreeing to in the terms and conditions?

Hollywood Science is presented by Sonics - an independent podcast studio.
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For as long as humans have looked at the night sky we've dreamed about discovering another Earth-like planet that we could inhabit.
We might be closer to that goal than you think...

Another Earth on IMDB
Life Beyond Earth and The Mind of Man - 1975 symposium

Hollywood Science is presented by Sonics - an independent podcast studio specialising is podcast editing and production.
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How much do you know about your grandparents or great-grandparents? What if their memories and experiences are part of your DNA, and you could access them?
In Assassin's Creed, genetic memories are a key scientific plot device. Let's see how plausible they are.

Assassin's Creed on IMDB
Memory on IMDB

The Mind's Past - Michael Gazzaniga

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Have you ever watched a film and thought “that scientific principle is being completely violated to solely serve the needs of the protagonist in their efforts at overcoming this character-building obstacle”?

Well that’s what this show is about.

Each episode focuses on an a particular film to see how the science fiction holds up to the science fact.

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