Stephen Wolfram explains his idea behind symbolic expressions and transformation rules for computation using the example of Wolfram Language, which is based on the same principles. However, he admits that he was lucky to comprehend little about the potential failure of this model during its inception.
This episode explores the question of how the universe is evaluated through algorithms and computation, exemplified by the Fibonacci sequence, and discusses the different ways of approaching multi-computation.
The theory of distributed consensus and causal invariance can help understand how the knitted-together economic space works through autonomous events in different paths of history.