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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.
Episodes (41)
A Story For Humanity — Minhyong Kim on Why Maths Will Never End
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Molecules & Mirrors —Vanessa Seifert on the Philosophy of Chemistry
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Consciousness is not Computation — Christof Koch
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Where Does It End? — Adrian Moore on The Infinite
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37| Mind-Wandering — Kalina Christoff Hadjiilieva on the Science of Spontaneous...
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36| History of Science: Mythmaking & Contingency — Patricia Fara
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35| Hypercomputation: Why Machines May never Think Like Humans — Selmer Bringsjo...
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34| Animal Minds — Kristin Andrews on why assuming consciousness would aid scien...
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33| Taking Chance Seriously — Alastair Wilson on Quantum Modal Realism
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AI Moonshot — Nell Watson on the Near & Not So Near Future of Intelligence
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Do Electrons Exist? — Céline Henne: Physicist's Views on Scientific Realism & In...
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30| Thinking Beyond Language — Anna Ivanova on what LLMs can learn from the brai...
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29 | What are words good for? — Nikhil Krishnan on Ordinary Language Philosophy
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28| Music Evolution & Empirical Aesthetics — Manuel Anglada Tort
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27| Why Knowledge is Not Enough — Jessie Munton
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26| Networks, Heartbeats & the Pace of Cities — Geoffrey West
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25| Peter Nixey — AI: Disruption Ahead
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24| How Philosophy Serves Science — David Papineau
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23| Paulina Sliwa — Moral philosophy as puzzles of daily life
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22| Sean McMahon — Astrobiology: what is life & how to know it when we see it?
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21| How and why do animals play? — Gordon Burghardt
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20| Simon Kirby — Language Evolution & Emergence of Structure
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19| The Meaning of Net Zero — Myles Allen
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18| Feeling Right: Emotions & Ethics — James Hutton
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17| Santiago Bilinkis — Artificial Intelligence: Risks & Rewards
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16| Gábor Domokos — The Gömböc, a shape at the limit of possibility
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15 | Simon Critchley — Philosophical itches & how to scratch
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14| ChatGPT as a Glider — James Intriligator
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13| Phylogeny & The Canterbury Tales — Peter Robinson
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12 | The Long Now — Peter Schwartz
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11| AI, Risk, Fairness & Responsibility — John Zerilli
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10| Plants, Roots, Spirals and Palaeobotany — Sandy Hetherington
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9| The Hunt for Hydrogen — Rūta Karolytė
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8 | Harald Wiltsche — Thought Experiments, Mach, Galileo & Phenomenology
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7| Anna Lewis — Genomics, polygenic risk scores, genetic ancestry, race & ethics
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6| Christian Bök — Poetry, Constraints, DNA & The Xenotext
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5| QBism: The World is Unfinished — Ruediger Schack
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4| Science & Poetry — Sam Illingworth
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3| Julian Barbour — Relational Space and Time
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2 | David Wallace — The Emergent Multiverse
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1 | Casey Handmer — Mining the Air
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