quantum field theory
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lexfridmanJun 12, 2022Donald Hoffman: Reality as an Adaptive User Interface and the Evolutionary Illusion of Space-time
ScienceAdaptive fictionObjective realityNatural selectionSensory systems- lexfridmanSep 15, 2020
Stephen Wolfram on the Fundamental Theory of Physics, Computational Equivalence, and the Limits of Scientific Prediction
ScienceHypergraphsCellular automataComputational equivalenceComputational irreducibility - lexfridmanApr 20, 2020
Richard Feynman, Stephen Wolfram, and the Nature of Computation, Intuition, and Emergent Complexity
ScienceComputationIntuitionSystematizationQuantum computing - lexfridmanMar 7, 2020
Lee Smolin on Quantum Gravity, the Nature of Reality, and Einstein's Unfinished Revolution
ScienceLoop Quantum GravityQuantum Field TheoryFoundations of Quantum MechanicsPhilosophy of Science - lexfridmanNov 5, 2019
Sean Carroll on the Many-Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics and its Alternatives
ScienceQuantum mechanicsMany-Worlds Interpretation (MWI)Schrodinger equationWavefunction - lexfridmanNov 4, 2019
The Evolving Capacity of the Human Mind to Comprehend Physics: From Action at a Distance to Quantum Fields
ScienceClassical mechanicsAction at a distanceGravitational forceField theory - lexfridmanSep 29, 2019
Leonard Susskind on Richard Feynman, Intuitive Visualization, and Rewiring the Brain for Quantum Physics
ScienceIntuitive VisualizationRigorous MathematicsQuantum MechanicsClassical Physics - lexfridmanSep 28, 2019
Leonard Susskind on the True Power of Quantum Computers: Simulating Quantum Systems, Black Holes, and the Brain
ScienceQuantum computersQuantum systems simulationClassical computersFactoring problem - lexfridmanSep 26, 2019
Leonard Susskind on Quantum Mechanics, String Theory, Black Holes, and the Intuitive Path to Understanding Nature
ScienceIntuition in physicsVisualization in scientific thoughtQuantum mechanicsClassical physics
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