History of Science and Technology Q&A (February 8, 2023)

00:00 Start stream
00:57 SW starts talking
1:11 What would you say is the most important human-designed algorithm of all time?
15:32 Historically, who has led the trends in science, practitioners or academics?
34:35 Did Richard Feynman really think that "philosophy is baloney"? Did you ever discuss non-physics subjects?
45:29 If simulation becomes sufficiently good in the future, will it cause experimental scientists to be out of a job?
52:58 How did we go about solving the goat problem?
53:14 According to the history of science, what might be the ratio of the number of minor paradigm shifts to the number of major paradigm shifts?
55:25 What was the fifth class of cellular automata that almost was, which you mentioned in your personal history paper?
58:48 ​Has an idea like the ruliad existed before, or is this a novel object?
1:02:13 Neural networks show that combining two seemingly unrelated fields of research can produce great results, but our academic and business cultures are focused more on specialization. Your thoughts?
1:10:32 What would a modern analog computer look like today?

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[queenajustice]

So “The Body” isn’t dead right? Because a dead planet can not sustain life.. the problem is that we acting as Antibodies in every sense of being Anti/against the natural order. I think that understanding the recycling process and the give and receive process is crucial. Lately I’ve been perplexed about why are we putting our dead bodies into coffins inside of the earth? It’s not proper, the bodies are meant to be reabsorbed, the minerals and all the things taken from the earth while alive must be deposited back into the earth for the process to continue, to contaminate the human body while alive is to contaminate and weaken the primary body that sustains the whole. I think our function is to heal the body, we aren’t simply parasites. ( I just don’t like it a lot, it really bothers me, it takes too long for the breakdown of these things before the redistribution occurs)

[JamesHawkeYouTube]

Is there any scientific evidence for gravity yet?

[kimm]

I just found you this morning ironically a couple years ago we had similar derailment hushed up