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Is there a physical principle that governs Moore's law? Why is there so much available computation?
If F=ma, and photons have a mass of 0, how can light sails work? Do photons have some properties of having mass?
As of right now, what do you anticipate will be the outcome of the Wolfram Physics Project? What practical applications will it have?
What is more difficult for you to create things or to explain how they work to others?
As your Physics Project shed any light on the protein folding problem? If you squint right, there seems to be a connection.
How does black hole merging work?
Is there any theory about what type of particles a potential black hole would be made off?
What's your experience and opinion about Alchemy and is it possible to incorporate a modernized version of it into Mathematica?
What do we know about the nature of time travel? Will time machines as depicted in science fiction stories remain fiction for the foreseeable future?
Can there be architectures that do not seem to make sense that simply have higher order of complexity not dependent on binary arithmetic circuits? That will be used in future?
I am currently in high school, what advice would you give to an aspiring mathematician?
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