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Live CEOing #750:

Live CEOing Ep 750: Language Design Review of GeometricSolveValues and GeometricScene »

with Stephen Wolfram | 54 minutes

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Live CEOing #749:

Live CEOing Ep 749: Language Design Review of Special Project Features for 14.0 »

with Stephen Wolfram | 37 minutes

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Live CEOing #748:

Live CEOing Ep 748: Language Design Review of Calculus & Algebra Features for 14.0 continued »

with Stephen Wolfram | 1 hour 14 minutes

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Live CEOing #747:

Live CEOing Ep 747: Language Design in the Wolfram Language [Longest + Shortest and More] »

with Stephen Wolfram | 32 minutes

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Live CEOing #746:

Live CEOing Ep 746: Language Design in the Wolfram Language [Engine Connectivity Engineering] »

with Stephen Wolfram | 1 hour 5 minutes

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Live CEOing #745:

Live CEOing Ep 745: Language Design Review of Sound & Vision Features for 14.0 continued »

with Stephen Wolfram | 34 minutes

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Live CEOing #744:

Live CEOing Ep 744: Language Design Review of Discrete Computation Features for 14.0 »

with Stephen Wolfram | 1 hour 27 minutes

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Math Storytelling: Part One »

with Stephen Wolfram | 1 hour 32 minutes

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Live CEOing #743:

Live CEOing Ep 743: Language Design Review of Calculus & Algebra Features for 14.0 continued »

with Stephen Wolfram | 57 minutes

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Science & Technology Q&A for Kids & Others:

Science & Technology Q&A for Kids (and Others) [Episode 134] »

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If human reaction speed were faster, would that be helpful? How much faster could it be? Is the limiting factor the nerve signal relays or brain processing time? Do you find it weird that on Earth, animals with bigger brains are considered the more intelligent species, but in technology, the smarter computer chips seem to always be smaller? Could these (neuron connections) "prove" precognitions with "impossible" results from certain people? Do you think the brain can be trained (or not) like a muscle? How will brains change through Neuralink connecting to AI? I think some parts of our brains adapted to modern (laggy) typing, so we don't really perceive it anymore. By the way, they have done the same thing to brains of whales etc. and found that those whales actually have fewer neurons than humans. It's just that the size of those neurons is very big. I'd say societies/groups are our larger-scale developing "brains." Would bigger brains run into heating/cooling issues? I get the feeling we'll realize nature is so much more efficient than what we hope to do with electronics that we'll soon be relying on cells for major computation. View Less »

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Live CEOing #742:

Live CEOing Ep 742: Language Design Review of Sound & Vision Features for 14.0 »

with Stephen Wolfram | 1 hour 6 minutes

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Live CEOing #741:

Live CEOing Ep 741: Language Design Review of Machine Learning Features for 14.0 »

with Stephen Wolfram | 52 minutes

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