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It’s a small number that required petabytes of data to find. See  Sabine Hossenfelder on Ultrafinitism in Physics . Subscribe to Numberphile .

This is the third one!  My comments: 35:03 The idea that "the collapse of the wave function" is connected with time is what Carlo Rovelli calls the thermal-time hypothesis isn't it? So any measurement event is the tick of a clock, with a before and an after, which has to be recorded in some low entropy macroscopic state which in turn sets up the boundary conditions for the subsequent unitary evolution of the "quantum state". So the light-cone structure we abstract from all these macroscopic records of measurement events is the large-scale cosmological structure. What's the problem? 37:32 Wait, didn't he say a physicalist was someone who believes that nothing that goes on in the human mind violates physical law? That does not mean that everything that happens in the human mind is somehow caused by known physical laws, because physical law may not be complete, .... oh wait, ... that's what Penrose doesn't like about quantum mechanics, its incomp...

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It was a folk-tale . I didn’t realise that. I thought it was the idea of Johann Wolfgang Von Göthe . See Dorothy Thompson 's 1941 piece in Harper's entitled  Who Goes Nazi?  and Orwell's  Notes on Nationalism  which is thought by many to explain the motivation behind his novel 1984 . Subscribe to Angela Collier  (DJ). Subscribe to  Music Video Vault . Granny does your dog bite?   Subscribe to Charlie Daniels Band . YouTube has got the pattern, ... There's a making of series:   Subscribe to Niraj Pancholi .

So when they got their hands on enough GPUs they could make smaller mask features on hotter chips, ... and why doesn't anyone want to figure out how to write software properly? Subscribe to Asianometry .

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My comment: Wow, just when I’d given up on you you did an interesting video. About 10^100 not existing: maybe they mean something like the sense that the number three does not exist in arithmetic modulo 3. What I mean is that there might be some categorical sense that 10^100 is isomorphic to some other finite number less than that. But since I don’t know the context of this I can’t tell anything about it. Maybe I should do a Brilliant course in information theory? See  Gabriele Carcassi on The Correspondence Between Quantum and Classical Mechanics . Subscribe to Sabine Hossenfelder . Reminding me about this brilliant talk by Doron Zeilberger: Subscribe to Harry Crane . He has some radical ideas about what constitutes proof too. The thing is that if you drop universal quantification over infinite sets then you replace it with functional dependence and you can have a consistency-preserving system that’s not complete, but gets you a nice constructive foundation that can safely be ela...

They have some kind of educational outreach program going on. See  The Challenge of Quantum Reality . What if the kids ask to see that cathode after the experiment? See  DemystifySci Podcast on Cathode Rays  and  Gabriele Carcassi on The Correspondence Between Quantum and Classical Mechanics . Subscribe to PI .

He found a 32kB static non-volatile memory and he plans to use it to run Microsoft BASIC which he says is an awesome piece of assembly language programming! See  CuriousMarc- The MMD-1 Micro Designer Restoration Part 4 . That memory is interesting. See  Static FRAM: an emerging nonvolatile memory technology Nondestructively read ferroelectric memories can be achieved using the ferroelectric material as the FET gate oxide. CMOS FETs with ferroelectric gate oxides are very difficult to build but ferroelectric gate TFTs have a robust process that differs from that of the ferroelectric capacitor by only one mask layer. The static FRAM (SFRAM) is one such device. It consists of a Pt-PZT capacitor where the top Pt electrode is replaced by a semiconducting oxide. The ferroelectric material polarization state modulates the semiconducting electrode conductivity. The magnitude of the conductivity change can be process controlled to range from 3:1 to 300:1 depending on the product requir...

See  Classical mechanics as the high-entropy limit of quantum mechanics by Gabriele Carcassi, Manuele Landini and Christine A. Aidala . 29:34 The hard thing seems to be finding people who are in a position to pay attention to your ideas. You would think that AI could help, but it seems to the people who make and use the AI don't actually know how to make it useful in that way. See  Alison Gopnik - The Evolution of Human Intelligences  and  Old Guys Talking About Software - Chris Lattner and Jeremy Howard . See also E.T. Jaynes' comment about Bohr's omelette  in Chris Fuchs' talk "Some Tenets of QBism" . Feliz Día de Muertos. Here he is calling for a better idea than tensors to describe physical spaces: Subscribe to Gabriele Carcassi . Maybe you have to start with a better idea of what a Matrix is, ... 57:00 If you want to understand some system you need to understand how it is viewed from the perspective of all the other systems. But some systems are skelet...

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I get the feeling that this company is making the next Pietenpol (see  Xyla Foxlin - Building a 1929 Pietenpol Air Camper ). It's going to be flying for a century and people are going to bet their lives on it daily. Subscribe to DarkAero, Inc . Maybe Xyla Foxlin could get a part-time job as a test pilot. She can't do full-time because she had to build rockets and stuff.   Subscribe to Xyla Foxlin .