In this episode, Sadia Naeem proposes solutions to the previously discussed problems and Bruce offers some gentle criticisms.
Category: Quantum Physics
In this episode, Sadia Naeem continues the discussion about unsolved problems in physics. This time we talk about (among many other things) symmetry and novelty.
Sadia Naeem joins us again, this time to discuss Clocks, Blocks, and Eternalism.
Note – this was originally published with Physics World. Around 359 million years ago, at the boundary between the Devonian and Carboniferous periods, the biosphere…
Note–this was originally published with Areo Magazine. It seems that as soon as our ancestors could afford to do so, they forged a spiritual dimension…
I wrote a post back on May 27 called “Can We Have Final Theories?” This post is to put together my revised thoughts based on…
This is a historical post. I wrote years ago while I was comparing Roger Penrose’s theories to Deutsch’s. Roger Penrose has an interesting categorization system…
“Quantum fluctuation messes with the Planck scale, which then triggers the Deutsch Proposition. Can we agree on that?” asks Tony Stark. What the heck is…
I’ve seen Four Stranders claim that the idea that you can have a level of computational universality above a level of computational universality is a…
In The Beginning of Infinity Deutsch says that it would be best to think of all scientific theories as ‘misconceptions’: I remarked at the end…