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@saroshbharuchaКүн бұрын
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@EdArmGuitarКүн бұрын
That’s brilliant!!! My favourite definition of wealth
@timt39262 күн бұрын
Religions with their numerous sects and countless explanations, are a good example of easily variable. This makes them immune to error correction because the interpretation on the texts varies from person to person. Compare to 3<1 or 2+2=4 which are invarable, regardless of if the contain errors. You cannot correct something if there is no way to test or detect for error.
@timt39262 күн бұрын
A profoundly simple solution. Is a factor leading to the dismal of reason the intentional introduction of errors into communication to make error detection computationally more expensive? This makes reason seem ineffective, leading some to use cheaper, in the short term, methods. Mainly those arising from the older regions of the brain, capable of quick conclusions, but lacking almost any error correction.
@andanssas5 күн бұрын
Alright, I get it: your future self made you record this video 😂 The future is bright indeed, thank you 😊🎉
@idegteke9 күн бұрын
… a quest for comfort, wealth and power, more precisely. Which planet you’re living on?
@enomikebu35038 күн бұрын
A quest for comfort, wealth, and power is based upon good explanations whether they are explicit or inexplicit ones but are still subject to criticism and error correction.
@Wouldntyouliketoknow213 күн бұрын
Yes.. to experience something is to have it interprated to you - by your brain. Without that faculty there is obviously no experience.
@idegteke21 күн бұрын
Scientists famously don’t ever give an honest chance to anything substantially new. That’s why they’ve built the sarcophagi of mathematics around themselves:) You know they did but will never admit. Our natural human tendency to fail in explaining anything substantially is called: math. Don’t get me wrong: I was straight A from Math in university, and that subject made me able to finish my studies at all, make money and not to give up. It still does!
@andanssas23 күн бұрын
Great example of the headphones allowing a person to see without eyes. David eagleman did something similar in a TED talk, he used a.synaptic jacket to feel the crowd's cheering, and thus experiencing/interpreting their joy in real time 😂
@Theosodorado23 күн бұрын
Dead giveaway for an idiot is the phrase, “Science proved…”
@tonibat5923 күн бұрын
I didn't quite understand much but I'd like an example. For instance, is the law of conservation of energy (LCE) a constraint to fundamental physics or not? Prof Deutsch at some point states that this can never be proven, since we can always come up with an exceptional situation, unforseen by our current theories. He gives the example of Pauli and the discovery of neutrinos to fix this exact disagreement of theory and observations. Another, the expansion of the universe seems to also happily contradict LCE. If LCE cannot be unconditionally trusted, how are we expected to know which transformations are allowed and which aren't "on the basis of our current fundamental theories"? In other words, apart from the philosophical insight about computations being a physical process, all the other stuff looks like a flawed circular argument. Might be wrong though. Maybe someone can show an actual non-trivial application of the theory.
@billfrug23 күн бұрын
why does it have to be more amazing
@xMaugrex23 күн бұрын
I mean, it proves SOME things. Like how if you mix some chemicals together, you set a fire, and why those things together set that fire. And realistically, since there is a definitive answer to all our science questions (even if we dont know it yet), science will eventually, given enough time, fully prove things
@patmoran533923 күн бұрын
Science is about solving problems. It is about improving on misconseptions with another better misconception. "Proving things is a results in dogma and an authoritarian outcome. There is no final truth.
@idegteke21 күн бұрын
@@patmoran5339 The only measurement tool of the VALIDITY of every (potential) scientific theory is whether it can or cannot create stronger weapons, increased profit and less need for taking care of ourselves (and shields us from the harm caused by the bad, bad nature). Science is an ever softening, more and more entertaining road to our extinction.
@idegteke21 күн бұрын
Science develops (or, rather appears to be developing) the exact same way as Achilles chases (but never reach) the turtle - you MUST understand that story deeply if want to get closer to some actual truth.
@patmoran533917 күн бұрын
@@idegteke Appearances can be deceptive and I am more comfortable with the idea that all claims are fallible. The idea is to seek better misconceptions. It is an optimistic approach in problem solving.
@idegteke17 күн бұрын
@@patmoran5339 One’s own personal perception of or mindset towards the objective science that’s only final purpose is (no, not populating the universe with our magnificence) populating our mind with magnificent ideas about the possible source of complexity we VERY obviously experience. THAT’S what I call an optimistic approach:)
@Krackonis23 күн бұрын
An example.... Gravity based universe, or magneto-plasma universe.
@adikravets363223 күн бұрын
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@elijaguy25 күн бұрын
highlighting the physical identity of conversation and communication generators.
@adikravets363226 күн бұрын
Free Palestine!!
@LuisOrtiz-tj1oo26 күн бұрын
Excellent 😊
@EmmaHopmanАй бұрын
Me: will you please just admit you're wrong Him:
@s7vnsАй бұрын
😂
@abhifinology6681Ай бұрын
Hey sir I really love your voice and knowledge, I will read your book in near as I am listening you I feel very much understanding physics
@karanchanaya2981Ай бұрын
Hope your well Deutsch .. hope you succeed.. Take care
@Nebias498Ай бұрын
God is real✝️✝️✝️ Christianity is the only Truth✝️✝️✝️ The Lord Jesus Christ is God✝️✝️✝️
@DirtySanchez658Ай бұрын
Very interesting
@hn61872 ай бұрын
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woke How is that anti-enlightenment? Deutsch is critiquing the way reactionary forces characterise "woke" and yes probably how people who jump on bandwagons end up behaving. Btw he did the same mistake re. Brexit, believing people mean what they say, not seeing the hustle It is frustrating because his educational ideas "taking children seriously" are brilliant… and not in this spirit at all
@patmoran533925 күн бұрын
It is anti-Enlightenment because there are two different Enlightenments. The Continental Enlightenment only specified that all problems can be solved. The British Enlightenment also specifies that problems are inevitable. The former is pessimistic and the latter is optimistic. Maybe Deutsch thinks that taking adults seriously is also virtuous? One justifies authority and the other celebrates freedom.
@billfrug2 ай бұрын
Not a strong argument. Nazism advanced science faster in some areas _because_ they lacked moral restraint e.g regarding human experimentation on live subjects
@perwis98932 ай бұрын
The talk is called "What a Universal Constructor can and can't do" on the conference website. Maybe change title?
@ankan6662 ай бұрын
Why would an AGI have the same rights and freedoms as a person unless we assume it’s conscious?
@stegemme2 ай бұрын
if an AGI turned around and said "I don't want to waste my time doing what you want", if was in effect disobedient, how are you going to resolve that.
@ankan6662 ай бұрын
@@stegemme when my car won’t start, he’s in effect disobedient. I will fix it or get a better car. There’s not ethical problem if it is not conscious
@justcurious-tl8ts2 ай бұрын
@@ankan666you think your car is a sentient being?
@justcurious-tl8ts2 ай бұрын
but you're right. It's based on the assumption that AGIs will be conscious since there are good epistemic reasons (besides the only general intelligence that we know of being conscious) for this
@ankan6662 ай бұрын
@@justcurious-tl8ts I could in principle build an AGI out of water pipes with pressure valves, rather than transistors. Even if it yields intelligent output, I won’t believe it’s conscious, because there’s no conceivable way in which the water chain of causation would produce conscious experience
@AaronMartinProfessional2 ай бұрын
Can someone help me understand the proof for the universal constructor David is speaking about here? I can’t quite wrap my head around it. 😅 From what I understand the classical laws of motion + initial condition worldview of physics can only account for necessary transformations, not for possible ones. David says according to constructor theory, there can be no fundamental theory of exact initial conditions. “The future is affected by knowledge we don’t have yet.” Therefore exact prediction of the future is impossible. In the same way exact prediction of the past is not possible, because knowledge of the past has been lost. On to the proof that universal constructor can exist. David say only finitely many kinds of objects that could be needed in constructions can possibly form spontaneously, i.e without knowledge. Everything complex either evolves in which case it can be made given the right knowledge or it can be made by a constructor, which can itself be made and so on to a chain of finite depth - using knowledge that can itself be created. Is David saying, that there is no law that would forbid a universal constructor to exist, which means it must be possible? I feel like I’m missing some key pieces 😅
@neilhudson67342 ай бұрын
I think the elephant of emergence is in the background of his proof. Emergent abstractions and laws that are immune to micro level factors mean that the class of possible transformations is immune to the precise initial conditions. If something complex and emergent evolves in a branch of the multiverse but not in another, I take his position to be that in that other branch it could be constructed as long as the right knowledge is created each step of the way, via constructors. After all the evolution in the other branch shows that it is not prohibited by any law of physics.
@neilhudson67342 ай бұрын
I think the elephant of emergence is in the background of his proof. Emergent abstractions and laws that are immune to micro level factors mean that the class of possible transformations is immune to the precise initial conditions. If something complex and emergent evolves in a branch of the multiverse but not in another, I take his position to be that in that other branch it could be constructed as long as the right knowledge is created each step of the way, via constructors. After all the evolution in the other branch shows that it is not prohibited by any law of physics + I should add a reference to the Church Turing Deutsch principle en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church-Turing-Deutsch_principle. So if something complex and robust has evolved in one branch of the multiverse nothing prohibits simulation of its behaviour in another branch of the multiverse except lack of knowledge. Similarly nothing prohibits simulation of its robust prerequisites etc etc
@drxyd2 ай бұрын
I don't think he has proven/disproven the possibility of the universal constructor just yet, the theory is still a work in progress but there are some interesting results regarding information theory, evolution and quantum gravity.
@neilhudson67342 ай бұрын
@@drxydI assume that the fact we have evolved and are therefore possible, and we have explanatory universality means that unless there is an unknown regularity so also are UCs. After all, the knowledge to make each of our precursors back to the Big Bang is something we presumably could create. In some sense UCs are less universal than us.
@bertpineapple37382 ай бұрын
I listen to everything DD says multiple times getting gold each time. Like he says in the Fabric of Reality. You can send knowledge on a journey of millions of light years and it can utterly transform its destination. His words on knowledge have transformed my view of reality utterly.
@onlyonetoserve95862 ай бұрын
Tankyo bro lern me
@milosmudrinic20162 ай бұрын
David Deutsch is great! I'd love to hear him have a conversation with Iain McGilchrist
@milosmudrinic20162 ай бұрын
I love this guy :) I want to hear him talk to Iain McGilchrist and John Vervaeke
@MichaelDoran-gh6pv3 ай бұрын
Mr Deutsch - my intellectual hero ! The chapter 'A physicists history of bad philosophy' from 'The Beginning of Infinity' should be a compulsory text for 1st year physics students'.
@idegteke3 ай бұрын
About knowledge that comes with no financial profit, power over others or, at the very least, substantial fame, no one will ever hear, regardless of it’s importance.
@IvanNedostal3 ай бұрын
That does not mean half of number theory is not BS ! :)
@sludgefactory2413 ай бұрын
Well put good sir. This ridiculous notion that placing guardrails on AGI will curtail it, or that there wont be bad actors and or nationstates that wouldnt continue towards supremacy with AGI. I say hands off the wheel lets see where this is going.
@idegteke3 ай бұрын
Key to success: - Define civilisation the way that makes you look civilised and, at the same time, pictures the ones using different definitions to be harmful, malicious dummies. So civilised, indeed!
@idegteke3 ай бұрын
Mathematics, in which I hold a straight A degree (for 34 years), is, indeed, the very essence of intellectualism and coincidentally, also the only source of every penny of profit ever made and every consequence that profit came with (the good, the bad and the ugly). It applies to all of our reality (to the ENTIRE universe) we chose to call discoverable. Similarly to Achilles who - due to the basic axioms of this made-up example - will never reach the turtle (since it always takes some time for him to get to it, and that time will always keeps the turtle ahead a tiny bit). Limitation that we introduce into any structure of assumed reality will limit the results we can possible gain while staying inside it. No, I’m not religious nor esoteric - not even limited in my scope of considerations.
@IvanNedostal3 ай бұрын
How could achilles actually apply that in his reality ? Tools are useful only when we can use them. it is like inventing steam engine by cave dwellers. what will they do with it ? Cut mammoth meat ? Not worth energetically to even think about it.
@pdc74823 ай бұрын
Hopefully CT will help navigating toward the next frontier of understanding quantum gravity
@Goat-e3g4 ай бұрын
There was a response on it from some woke guy. Why don't addressing it
@Goat-e3g4 ай бұрын
When will this book be realsed. How to contact professor deutsch
@Ht9ehtoom4 ай бұрын
Anti-intelectualism is everywhere and it sucks.
@Paddy.Millkey4 ай бұрын
Without mathematical formulas and logic. The world as we know it today would not exist bottom line!
@DirtySanchez6584 ай бұрын
Top channel. Thanks.
@srghma4 ай бұрын
Beautiful movie
@bladerunner_774 ай бұрын
😂
@betel13454 ай бұрын
Thank you
@maxcarlsson83344 ай бұрын
When he says you can’t base political decisions on ’the Science’ what does he mean?
@movieswewant4 ай бұрын
Science gives us insight and data into what is true about the objective universe. But what is true about the objective universe isn't by itself enough to make a political decision. Political decisions have to be made in additional constraints like morality, economics, expediency etc. For example, science may tell us covid vaccines help mitigate the effects of Covid but forcing everyone to get a covid shot (even if it is scientifically proven to help them fight Covid when they get it naturally) infringes on that individual's right to opt out of the medicine.
@JoseValencia-fr8wh4 ай бұрын
Witchcraft it’s a craft. You don’t know what your talking about . And I’m not joking. If you know you know. Fuq the internet
@frankkorver54264 ай бұрын
Understanding the universe around you is something that we can all do. But the nurture of your upbringing can and does affect your ability to get to the Truth. Because it can be difficult to drop the things that you have be taught to be true, but some ideas can not be proven. And therefore cannot be said to be true. So first observe the universe around you. Find something of interest, and ask How then Why. You can Guess the How and Why, but then you Must test your Guesses. But, If your results shows that your guesses were Wrong, Guess Again! Others should also test out your theory. You need to keep testing your theories, till you get to a point where you’re test results can show your hypothesis the most likely. This is the Scientific Method. There is no other way! The Truth depends on it. And it’s the because of the Scientific Method that you are reading this comment. 😊