The universe from beginning to end, covered in just eleven hours of thoughtful conversation between @astrokatie.comcrash-course-pods-the-universe.simplecast.com The final episode, "How it All Ends," is especially fantastic. Alt title idea: "The Episode at the End of the Universe."
Thanks. One of the motivations for explorations like this one is to discover (and/or confirm) the caveats.
Artificial intelligence systems trained on the works of specific philosophers to “do philosophy” as them may help us better understand those philosophers’ ideas, and explore how they might think about problems they never considered in their lifetimes. #philsky
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Excited to announce the Johns Hopkins Natural Philosophy Symposium, May 29-31 2025 in Baltimore. An all-star list of speakers discussing issues at the intersection of science and philosophy. www.naturalphilosophyhopkins.org/natural-phil...
The Johns Hopkins Natural Philosophy Forum will be hosting an international symposium on all aspects of natural philosophy, featuring talks from philosophers and scientists in a variety of disciplines...
Experience Machine, Teletransporter, Trolley Problem, Footbridge, and Zombies — Turning LLM gears to arrive at ancient responses to five modern philosophical thought experiments: www.truesciphi.ai/p/epicurean-...
Approximating an ancient philosopher's responses to five modern thought experiments
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The teletransporter: Now turn your thoughts to the curious device, Which scatters the body, then builds it precise. … Atoms once joined are torn apart, Their bonds severed, their forms depart. Though reassembled in perfect array, Is this the self, or merely its display?
Approximating an ancient philosopher's responses to five modern thought experiments: www.truesciphi.ai/p/epicurean-...
Approximating an ancient philosopher's responses to five modern thought experiments
"Let me put it this way, Mr. Amor. The nine-thousand series is the most reliable computer ever made. No nine-thousand computer has ever made a mistake or distorted information. We are all, by any practical definition of the words, foolproof and incapable of error."