@LKrauss1 Prefer the red/orange because it makes me think of event horizons. The colour isn’t so important. I don’t know what I’m looking at in the blue image
@iamstephenwest I wish I had a hot take to show how cleverly I had amalgamated the learnings from your podcast that have defined the last several weeks of my life. Sadly I’ve come up short and simply must say thank you for your kind service.
Join our over 50's arts & crafts lunch group every Wednesday at Ladybarn Community Hub from 16th November with sessions run by @emmaevansstudio. Lunch is provided. Meet new friends & learn new skills! #artwork#olderpeople#mindfulness
@LadybarnFriends hi there I’m a community development officer for Southway for the Ladybarn area and wondering if I can drop by on one of your volunteering sessions to catch up and hear more about all your activities?
@iMuehlenhaus @FrankWilczek@BookBrowse Thanks for the info! I may well add this to my reading pile. Let me know if you get any insights on justice you want to share :)
@amazingMOKURU hi there I’ve tried contacting you a few different ways because my Kickstarter pledge never arrived. Could you please advise what I can do to get it?
@WorldSciFest@NobelPrize@FrankWilczek Really interesting discussion touching upon determinism and free will. Do @FrankWilczek and @bgreene have views on where - if not from quantum uncertainty - the space to exercise free will could ever come from? Even assuming consciousness is an emergent phenomenon?
@WKCosmo If a hyper individualistic society leaves people in need of some higher purpose outside themselves but organised religion is no longer palatable, this seems like a logical source of validation
@seanmcarroll Bit of a head-scratcher... but honestly the only person who comes to mind is Pope Francis. And I would describe him as a figurehead rather than a ‘thinker’. Current Dalai Lama falls into the same category although he seems more empirically minded.
@iMuehlenhaus @FrankWilczek@BookBrowse Does this book deal with the relationship between free will and determinism? I almost welcome quantum superposition as a condition of possibility for agency and as a layperson I struggle to find accessible accounts of what the latest evidence suggests about conscious decisions