Jade on Time and Information

These two videos are interesting:

Why Time Flows Both Ways

Berry's Paradox

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Compare this with the sort of science that dudes do when they think they have access to concrete facts: Gigi Young - More Mars Madness.

See also Calculating By Hand and Using Machines.

Also have a look at this lecture by Dana S. Scott on the lambda calculus which is a very simple way to describe complex strings and which has been recycled many, many times. Every decade since Alonzo Church first described it.

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See Dana Scott on the History of Lambda Calculus and Scott's Stochastic λ-calculi: An extended abstract.

I think Scott's model for the untyped lambda calculus could provide some kind of intellectual connecting fabric to shed some light on the nature of inconsistency in systems of proof (10:25): see Journal of Applied Logic Special issue on Combining Probability and Logic to Solve Philosophical Problems, https://prooftoys.org/ian-grant/hm/ and On Tarski's Semantic Definition of Truth "Convention T" (especially footnote 4 on page 2 referring to logical constants).

To see why I fell so in love with Jade, see The Ebony Tower: Toyah Wilcox and Robert Fripp's Sunday Lunch.

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