Episode 15: Jimmy and Rob on Claude Shannon

1

Introduction

00:00 • 4min

2

Richard Feynman - A Novel About a Scientist

03:35 • 2min

3

Feynman and Shannon - What's the Connection?

05:13 • 3min

4

What Is Shannon's Most Famous Work?

08:20 • 4min

5

Shannon's Master's Thesis on Genetics - Is That Correct?

12:46 • 3min

6

Shannon's Genetics Dissertation Is Successful

15:32 • 3min

7

Six Steps to Problem Solving

18:24 • 2min

8

Shannon's Biggest Impression on Information Theory

20:28 • 2min

9

Shannon's Simplification of Information Theory

22:51 • 2min

10

Shannon's Life Lessons in Information Theory

25:10 • 3min

11

How Did Shannon Win a Nobel Prize?

27:44 • 2min

12

What Is Carp Wash?

30:04 • 3min

13

Unicycling and Juggling at Bell Labs

32:46 • 2min

14

The Ultimate Machine

34:16 • 3min

15

The Story of Shannon Tinkler

36:56 • 2min

16

Claude Shannon's Biography

39:11 • 2min

17

Shannon's Intuitiveness and the Physicality of the Process of Solving Problems

41:38 • 3min

18

Shannon's Work in the World War II

44:39 • 2min

19

What I Like About Shannon's Life and Work

46:14 • 2min

20

Shannon's Work on Information Transmission

48:33 • 3min

21

The Key to Accurate Transmission Information

51:19 • 3min

22

Claude Shannon - A Memoir

54:01 • 2min

23

A Mind a Play About Shannon - Six Steps for Problem Solving

56:20 • 3min