Gravity and Quantum Complexity

Leonard Susskind on Gravity and Quantum Complexity

[louisesmalling]

Wait, I'm gonna listen to it 9 more times.

[mike]

Which lecture is this from? Is the full version available anywhere?

[andoreanesnomeo]

This might explain my dreams. Adventures with Bob and Alice.

[Mrrris]

Sounds like not being able to get a gnat out of your coffee with your finger
Shit gets complex and I get a spoon
Though there is no spoon and there's certainly no pill

[andoreanesnomeo]

Information and matter are somehow two sides of the same multifaceted coin?

[alexsuited]

Susskin is a great the great Oz of mathematics the top of the hill. Thank Alex there's no GRAVITY or the only place from the top of the hill is down gravity will drag you down the hill, but EMFS will keep you at the top of the hill. Where does professor Susskin want to be on top of the hill or falling down the otherside of the hill to the valley. Remember this lesson professor?

[jamesruscheinski]

does complexity (quantum) grow exponentially? and would exponential growth in quantum complexity expand space into the past?

[jamesruscheinski]

could an exponential growth in complexity accelerate downward as quantum gravity?