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Curious Minds. Infinite Answers.

Curious Minds. Infinite Answers.

By: Courtney Christine Coskun
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Welcome to Curious Minds, Infinite Answers, where every episode takes you on a journey through the most intriguing and thought-provoking questions we face in science, the universe, and life itself. Whether it’s black holes, time travel, AI, or the nature of reality itself. With a mix of engaging and approachable storytelling, curious questions, and mind-bending explorations, each episode uncovers the unknown in a way that’s guaranteed to spark your curiosity. Perfect for those who love asking "what if" and searching for answers that push the boundaries of what we know.Courtney Christine Coskun Philosophy Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Mirror People vs. Destination People
    Dec 4 2025

    Ever felt a deep connection that didn’t make sense?

    This episode explains why.

    Some people arrive as mirrors reflecting your patterns, wounds, and growth edges while others are destinations who align with your next chapter.


    In this episode:

    • why you feel drawn to certain people

    • how to tell mirror connections from aligned ones

    • the psychology behind attraction

    • ego development and emotional patterns

    • how to avoid losing yourself in relationships


    If you’re healing, evolving, or navigating confusing chemistry, this one is for you.

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    20 mins
  • String Theory & the Ant Hill: How Tiny Lives Echo the Universe’s Design
    Nov 20 2025

    What if the smallest lives among us held the biggest lessons about existence?

    In this deeply reflective episode, we travel from the unity field of physics, where all things begin as vibrating strings of energy into the hidden world of ants, Earth’s tiny architects who quietly sustain the systems of life.


    Through the lens of string theory, consciousness, and interconnection, we explore how ants:


    • Engineer and aerate soil

    • Regenerate forests after disaster

    • Balance ecosystems as both predator and prey

    • Practice extraordinary hygiene rituals like necrophoresis

    • Protect their colonies with purpose and precision

    • Influence climate and nutrient cycles

    • Demonstrate unity at the smallest scale


    Along the way, we honor Mikey Bustos of AntsCanada, whose work has brought the brilliance of ant civilizations to millions around the world and help inspire this episode. His storytelling inspires us to look closer, wonder more, and see the sacred in the ordinary.


    This episode invites you to slow down…

    to see life through a wider, softer lens…

    and to remember that even the tiniest creatures carry purpose, intelligence, and a brief, precious existence.


    If you’ve ever brushed away a bug without thinking, or forgotten how deeply connected all life truly is, this conversation may shift something inside you.


    A meditation…

    A reminder…

    A gentle call to treat all beings - even the smallest -with compassion, respect, and reverence.


    Because sometimes,

    the smallest hands carry the greatest lessons.

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    15 mins
  • The Observer Part of You: The Quiet "I"
    Nov 6 2025

    Welcome to episode 42! "The answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything".

    In this episode I'm curious about the part of us that stays the same, even when everything else changes. Inspired by my studies on the writings of William James (philosopher and psychologist), this episode explores the “Me” and the “I”. (Yes, there's a difference). The self that changes, and the self that knows. A down-to-earth conversation about identity, loss, and the awareness that never fades. Whether you believe it or not ;)

    Thanks for being here...in this moment. Hope you enjoy.

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    10 mins
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