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0:43:15

Fine-Tuning in Crete: Jean-Philippe Uzan, Tuning of the nuclear processes

0:51:42

Fine-Tuning in Crete: Bernard Carr, Re-assessing the fine-tunings in physics and cosmology

0:18:07

Fine-Tuning Conversations: George Ellis and Ard Louis Part 1, Top-Down Causation

0:51:42

Bernard Carr: Reassessing the Fine-Tunings in Physics and Cosmology

0:47:14

Bernard Carr, Fine-Tunings and the Big Bang--at the RAS

0:35:43

David Marsh, How to Rule Out the Known String Theory Landscape--at the RAS

0:35:39

Thomas Hertog, Fine-tuning from the Perspective of Quantum Cosmology--at the RAS

0:38:43

Sabine Hossenfelder, What Is Natural? at the RAS

0:38:31

Francesca Vidotto, Understanding the Cosmological Constant via Quantum Gravity--at the RAS

0:40:57

Joao Magueijo, Fine-Tuning: Real and Perceived--at the RAS

0:21:56

Fine-Tuning Conversations: Robert Brandenberger and Dave Sloan 3, Inflation and Alternatives

0:24:13

Fine-Tuning Discussions: Jerome Martin and Pedro Ferreira, An Encyclopedia of Inflation

0:07:18

Fine-Tuning Discussions: Jerome Martin and Pedro Ferreira, The New Era in Observational Cosmology

0:14:11

Fine-Tuning Discussions: Jerome Martin and Pedro Ferreira, When is a theory good enough?

0:07:47

Fine-Tuning Discussions: Jerome Martin and Pedro Ferreira, Can we measure naturalness?

0:21:34

Fine-Tuning Conversations: Robert Brandenberger and David Sloan 1, Evidence For Inflation

0:15:54

Fine-Tuning Conversations: Robert Brandenberger and David Sloan 2, Inflation Predicts

0:07:04

Fine-Tuning Conversations: Robert Brandenberger and David Sloan 4, Inflation in the Future

0:40:44

David Sloan, Inflationary Attractors

0:48:59

Jerome Martin, Inflation After Planck

0:47:29

Robert Brandenberger, Does Inflationary Cosmology Suffer From Fine-Tuning Problems?

0:22:50

Panel on Inflation

0:20:20

Fine-Tuning Conversations: Jim Hartle and Bernard Carr 4, No Boundaries for Quantum Cosmology

0:19:42

Fine-Tuning Conversations: Jim Hartle and Bernard Carr 1, What Fine Tunings Are There?