Laws of Nature 1

[@badsocks756]

"Wassup, dawgs?"

[@nicnahar6273]

Brilliant, you explained this far better than my lecturer. Thanks!

[@jimmyfaulkner1855]

Great video. Did you do a follow-up video where you discuss David Lewis’ upgraded version of the regularity theory (best systems account)?

[@KaneB]

I'm afraid I still haven't gotten around to it. Maybe someday!

[@JeffNippard]

sup brah!

[@booklearn4487]

Oh wow, cool to see you are also into philosophy

[@Tomfish3000]

What the heck are you doing here 😂

[@friendlydragon8999]

Hay kane b can you do a video about laplace demon

[@ahmadjaber7997]

Amazing vid

[@snowfall4734]

Do a video about Principal of sufficient reason

[@zgzgzgz1]

Yes. That would be wonderful!

[@calwheel5389]

Great Video. Cheers

[@scottyp3870]

at 08:30 b and d are still not laws but rather a failure to recognize our own ignorance. A law is only a law until we find out how to break it. On that day we would realise it was never truly a law, and thus, our inability to foresee whether such a day will arise makes the calling of it a law an opinion.

[@friendlydragon8999]

The most fundamental laws are quantum field theory laws.

[@benjaminprzybocki7391]

QFT doesn't explain gravity though.

[@jamesfreel8157]

not necessarily