This was a fantastic discussion. Marc's description of networks and systems really enlightens the potential of uncovering the true mechanisms of biology that building a map of interactions holds. Excellent questions by Cesar. Can't believe this doesn't have more views.

It's unbelievable that such an insightful conversation remains almost unseen. This is is a jewel for development practitioners!

38:09 the mind wide Web... How do you map this tangled web of ideas onto a linear string....

Dr. Pinker is one of the most brilliant polymaths alive. I'm so thankful for his teaching, writing, and interviews.

Gracias por profesor Pinker

thanks

Many non human primates cooperate with non relatives. Female chimpanzees scatter during estrus to avoid inbreeding. Male elephants leave the female pack to find non related mates. Bonobos welcome non related other bonobo clans. Hmmmmm…. It seems that humans are the culprits in inbreeding once property relations and inter generational wealth transfer inspired cousin marriage. I’m sitting here scratching my Hapsburg jaw.

Yes. My phone can make better quality recordings. This must be 20 years old looking at image quality.

Esta muerto ese proyecto

Muy bueno, gracias por compartir Cesar. La herramienta digital que grafica el "Espacio Producto", se puede acceder en algún lado? Un abrazo desde Chile!!

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Thank you! I can relate this with a a short review of the Symbolic Systems major from Stanford. So interesting to connect Congnition, Language, Meaning, Humans, Philosophy, Psychology, Computer Science, Machines, Judgement, and now Writing.

von neumann said that the distance from shopping centers is proportional to the c* kerr metric along arterial gateways

Thankyou so much for this course! :)

Well done … my congrats!

This is very well done: my congrats …

Is that Piano genie at the beginning? Great Series Mr. Hidalgo :)

Fantastic findings on the influence of intention. Is it possible to get a view/list of the ethical dilemmas/scenarios?

Brilliant!... I wonder if dialectical tensions would influence the relationships between institutional formats.

Hi Cesar and team, thanks for uploading the sessions. I unfortunately missed Scott and now can catch up. Really great. I also entirely second your intro to Scott. My own story is somehow similar. In 2013 at the beginnings of my undergrad studies, I was not really sure what I wanted to do with my life. Until I took “Model thinking” by Scott Page on Coursera. Still one of the best classes I have ever taken. From then on I knew: that’s the way I want to learn how to think and am pursuing that goal ever since. Thanks and cheers.