Bonus Episode: Galileo at 461

Drop in for a special birthday tribute to Galileo Galilei, history's most famous corporate disruptor. Learn how a routine career change from medicine to physics led to humanity's first cosmic restructuring, and why suggesting the Earth wasn't the center of the universe is like telling Medieval Inc. their entire organizational chart needs revision. https://multiverseemployeehandbook.com   From improving the telescope's efficiency metrics by 20x to conducting history's first data-driven performance reviews (by dropping things off towers), discover how Galileo revolutionized not just science, but the very way we prove our hypotheses. Find out why his clash with the Church was less about heliocentrism and more about the ultimate battle between experimental evidence and reading the ancient employee handbook. Join us for a quantum-superposed celebration of the man who dared to suggest that maybe, just maybe, we should actually test our theories instead of just arguing about them. Warning: Understanding this episode may cause spontaneous skepticism of authority and an uncontrollable urge to measure things. #GalileoAt461 #ScienceHistory #CorporateSatire #AstronomyHumor #OfficeLife #ItalianScience #ExperimentalEvidence #MultipleTimelines #Heliocentrism #WorkplacePhysics 

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The Multiverse Employee Handbook is a science comedy podcast where workplace humor meets cosmic exploration. From quantum mechanics explained through staff meetings to space history through annual reviews, we decode scientific mysteries through corporate metaphors. Each episode combines rigorous science with absurdist office scenarios, whether exploring the strange physics of black holes or the equally baffling logic of expense reports. Perfect for curious minds who suspect their workplace might exist across multiple dimensions, we deliver astronomical insights wrapped in corporate satire. Whether you’re fascinated by the mysteries of dark matter or the inexplicable disappearance of break room snacks, our show provides genuine scientific knowledge with existential humor. Subscribe now to navigate both the cosmos and cubicle culture with equal parts wonder and skepticism! New episodes arrive every Tuesday, regardless of temporal anomalies.