Coffee table conversations with people thinking about foundational issues. Multiverses explores the limits of knowledge and technology. Does quantum mechanics tell us that our world is one of many? Will AI make us intellectually lazy, or expand our cognitive range? Is time a thing in itself or a measure of change? Join James Robinson as he tries to find out.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | PhysicsPhilosophySociety & CultureScience |
Christof Koch is a pioneering neuroscientist and one of the most prominent advocates of a scientific approach to consciousness. He has spent decades working at the intersection of neuroscience, philosophy, and computation.
Christof is one of the for... more
Infinity may seem simple, just the absence of limits. But the closer we examine it, the more it unravels into paradox and mystery. Can some infinities be larger than others? How can an infinite hotel be fully booked yet still have room for more guest... more
Mind-wandering is often dismissed as a distraction, an idle drift away from productive thought. But what if this spontaneous movement of the mind is not just a quirk of cognition but a fundamental feature of how we think, create, and find meaning? more
Scientific discoveries can often be codified in simple laws, neatly stated in textbooks with directions on applying them. But the enterprise of science is embedded in society. It depends on individuals and economies. It is far from simple to answer t... more
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Le physique est ma passion préférée tout ce que je veux dire c’est que j’écoute ça tous tous les toutes les tous les jours et voilà c’est mon avis donc j’espère que vous allez pouvoir me répondre. Je suis un enfant de 10 ans salut
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Engaging in thought-provoking discussions, the content focuses on foundational issues in philosophy, cognitive science, and the intersections with technology and society. Elements such as artificial intelligence, the nature of reality, consciousness, and scientific narratives are recurrent themes, examined through insightful conversations with experts from various fields. The exploration extends to complex topics, including quantum mechanics, the philosophy of mind, and the historical context of scientific advancements, inviting listeners to reconsider what is known and what remains to be explored. This unique approach offers a blend of intellectual curiosity and accessible dialogue, attracting those who enjoy deep philosophical musings int... more
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2. Adrian Moore
3. Patricia Fara
4. Kristin Andrews
5. Nell Watson
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8. Nikhil Krishnan
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