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Reading of Charting a Course for “Complexity” Blog with live Q&A »
with Stephen Wolfram | 2 hours 7 minutes
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Science & Technology Q&A for Kids & Others:
Science & Technology Q&A for Kids (and Others) [Episode 68] »
1 hour 21 minutes
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Are there any models that predict how society behaves?
What knowledge helps weather prediction and how? Like pressure, temperature, wind, distances, whart?
When you (Stephen Wolfram) count in your head, do you count verbally or visually (or another way)? Feynman wrote an interesting story about this in one of his books.
If you write enough errors that cancel each other out perfectly, your code is perfect
How do we improve our inductions towards producing creative results for science?
Which side of the quarter has better aerodynamics?, If a quarter was flipped by a human hand 100,000 times on a windy day, and another 100,000 times on a non windy day, would the overall outcome still be 50/50 heads/tales in both instances?
How can you end up with a different set of rules while describing a system with definite and observable behavior? no matter alien consciousness or not, the rules will remain the same
How do you spell that? ooogleriffousness?
Why can't logic be easier to understand? what i mean is all this academic stuff that teaches logic.. it seems all greek to me, when I try to learn more i get bored fast because they explain it too complicated.
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Public & Special Events:
Wolfram Technology Conference 2021: Innovator Awards »
with Stephen Wolfram | 1 hour 8 minutes
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Wolfram Technology Conference 2021: Keynote Address »
with Stephen Wolfram | 2 hours 43 minutes
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Science & Technology Q&A for Kids & Others:
Science & Technology Q&A for Kids (and Others) [Episode 67] »
1 hour 16 minutes
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How closely are computer clocks synchronized in different parts of the world? How do they synchronize?
How does the body know when to create scar tissue? Does then body make different scar tissue based on the tissue it's repairing?
What is the meaning of light years?
Could you say something about this year's Nobel Prize on complex system? Are there any relation to your Wolfram model?
How do messenger pigeons find their destination?
How to fix dizziness on a boat? (new navy sailor here)
Were you bitten by a pigeon as a child? #spiderman #pigeonman?
I wonder if there is a difference of accuracy in the sensing of the magnetic field depending on whether is just 1 bird, or a few, or many flying together
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Live CEOing #522:
Design Review of Video & Graphics Features [Final Review] »
with Stephen Wolfram, Roger Germundsson, Shadi Ashnai, Carlo Giacometti, Charles Pooh, Christopher Wolfram & Jeremy Davis | 53 minutes
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Live CEOing #521:
Design Review of TemplateReaction »
with Stephen Wolfram, Robert Nachbar, Michael Trott, Jason Biggs, Jason Sonnenberg, Jan Mangaldan & Bjorn Zimmermann | 59 minutes
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History of Science & Technology Q&A:
History of Science and Technology Q&A (October 6, 2021) »
1 hour 8 minutes
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What does history have to say about combating anti science movements / whacky conspiracy theories, especially when it comes to the more dangerous ones such as the anti vaccine movement?
How have people come to believe in grey-headed aliens?
Thanks for the answer. The counter culture movement is sometimes associated with a renewed interest in quantum mechanics in the sixties. Would Richard Feynman, who lived the era, have agreed?
Did Dick Feynman ever prank you or pick a lock that belonged to you?
How much of your work on cellular automata was influenced by Ulam's work during the Manhattan Project?
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Live CEOing #520:
Design Review of Graphs, Geometry & Graphics Features »
with Stephen Wolfram, Roger Germundsson, Christopher Wolfram & Charles Pooh | 1 hour 5 minutes
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Live CEOing #519:
Design Review of Video, Image, Audio and Import/Export »
with Stephen Wolfram, Roger Germundsson, Shadi Ashnai & Carlo Giacometti | 1 hour 5 minutes
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Live CEOing #518:
Design Review of Video, Image, Audio and Import/Export »
with Stephen Wolfram, Roger Germundsson, Shadi Ashnai & Carlo Giacometti | 1 hour 12 minutes
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