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Stephen Wolfram's Idea on Simple Rules Underlying Reality
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The study of partial differential equations (PDEs) and the underlying simple rules that govern reality were discussed. The idea that there are complex structures underneath our reality just from simple rules was explored, inspired by Stephen Wolfram's beliefs.
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