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Fallible Animals Episode 6: Interview with Physicist Chiara Marletto
Fallible Animals
Constructive Theory
I think I'm for an objective rational approach to problems. If there is something that I can't explain or I don't understand, I want to use any tool at my disposal,. intellectual tool in my disposal to address the problem. And if it comes from reductionism or not reductionism, a different approach or something that I've never seen before, but I see the thing works, I'm just going to go for it. So constructive theory seemingly has provided an exact definite definition of knowledge and once instantiated tends to cause itself to remain so. That seems promising. Do you think that there will eventually be such corresponding definitions for things such as life or free will or consciousness? Or do
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