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The Intersection of Science and Philosophy with David Chalmers
05:24 - 14:30 (09:05)
In this episode, scientist and philosopher David Chalmers discusses the relationship between scientific and philosophical questions, the exploration of consciousness, and the possibility of living in a simulation.
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Host talks about the criticism of asking philosophical questions during conversations with scientists and the importance of both philosophical and scientific inquiries.
05:24 - 09:03 (03:39)
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Host talks about the criticism of asking philosophical questions during conversations with scientists and the importance of both philosophical and scientific inquiries.
ChapterThe Intersection of Science and Philosophy with David Chalmers
Episode#72 – Scott Aaronson: Quantum Computing
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
This episode talks about the intersection of philosophy and computer science through the works of Wittgenstein and Turing.
09:03 - 11:51 (02:47)
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This episode talks about the intersection of philosophy and computer science through the works of Wittgenstein and Turing. Turing's contribution focuses on the importance of consistent formal systems when used for real-life engineering.
ChapterThe Intersection of Science and Philosophy with David Chalmers
Episode#72 – Scott Aaronson: Quantum Computing
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Scientists often attempt to relate philosophical problems back to their own research, but critics argue that they should invite a real philosopher to discuss these issues.
11:51 - 14:30 (02:38)
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Scientists often attempt to relate philosophical problems back to their own research, but critics argue that they should invite a real philosopher to discuss these issues. However, delving into neurobiology and related research can expand our understanding and approach to philosophical questions.