When an eight-year-old Michio Kaku read a newspaper obituary for the recently departed Albert Einstein, the caption underneath a picture of a book on his desk declared that the greatest scientist of our time could not finish this book. Like this show? Please leave us a review here - even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally! What makes the human brain so unique in the animal kingdom, and why Michio thinks IQ is a woefully incomplete way of measuring intelligence.The four fundamental forces of a universe governed by string theory, and the challenge of discovering how they fit together - and proving it.Why physicists seeking to wrap their minds around a universal string theory are more like daydreaming composers than academic blackboard warriors.How we’re all born scientists with a yearning to understand the world around us, and what tends to dampen this enthusiasm for most of us before we even make it to adulthood.Why do we need a theory of everything, and what set a young Michio Kaku on the path to search for it?.
His latest book is The God Equation: The Quest for a Theory of Everything. Michio Kaku ( is a theoretical physicist, famed futurist, on-air personality, professor of physics, and bestselling author.
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