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Episode 11: The Turing Principle and Artificial General Intelligence

The Theory of Anything

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The Algorithmic Nature of Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection

Social sciences are far less computable than physics is right there's yeah they're not a strong mathematical theory so they actually feel to us less scientific and in fact are less scientific. Darwin's theory of natural selection is kind of the quintessential non-mathematical theoryYeah but nobody would doubt it's algorithmic which really just still makes it mathematical.

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