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Testing your ideas against reality can be challenging. Not everything will go as planned. It’s about keeping an open mind, having a clear hypothesis and running multiple tests to see if you have enough directional evidence to keep going. This is the How I Tested That Podcast, where David J Bland connects with entrepreneurs and innovators who had the courage to test their ideas with real people, in the market, with sometimes surprising results. Join us as we explore the ups and downs of exper ...
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Normal Curves: Sexy Science, Serious Statistics

Regina Nuzzo and Kristin Sainani

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Normal Curves is a podcast about sexy science & serious statistics. Ever try to make sense of a scientific study and the numbers behind it? Listen in to a lively conversation between two stats-savvy friends who break it all down with humor and clarity. Professors Regina Nuzzo of Gallaudet University and Kristin Sainani of Stanford University discuss academic papers journal club-style — except with more fun, less jargon, and some irreverent, PG-13 content sprinkled in. Join Kristin and Regina ...
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Data Skeptic

Kyle Polich

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The Data Skeptic Podcast features interviews and discussion of topics related to data science, statistics, machine learning, artificial intelligence and the like, all from the perspective of applying critical thinking and the scientific method to evaluate the veracity of claims and efficacy of approaches.
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Talking Naruto Shippuden

Lawson Leong and Benel Germosen

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Benel Germosen (Brooklyn Battle Comedy, professional wrestler H.A.M) and Lawson Leong (Nice to Meet You comedy special) have a hypothesis. Naruto is simultaneously the best and worst anime of all time. To test their theory, they have submitted to watch every episode of Naruto and Naruto Shippuden in chronological order. What you're listening to is an exploration into the world to Naruto and anime from two unstable individuals. So sit back, relax, practice your ninjutsu and scream "Dattebayo! ...
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Is our reality a sophisticated computer program? Welcome to the podcast where we grapple with the profound questions raised by the Simulation Hypothesis! We explore this idea – popularised by figures like Nick Bostrom and David Chalmers – from every angle: its roots in ancient philosophical scepticism and modern physics, its connections to AI and virtual reality, and its implications for consciousness, knowledge, and the very meaning of life. Could we be digital beings in a vast simuverse, o ...
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Fosmor Radio Podcast

Fosmor Radio Media

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The Ford Amosky Podcast is practicing an: investigative reporting investigative journalism No leak journalism As an investigative journalist, I employ a careful methodology, with heavy reliance on primary sources, forming and testing a hypothesis, and rigorous fact-checking. Please follow, listen to our podcast for the latest information and updates on what’s going around you.
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Statistics Made Simple

Brad R. Fulton, PhD

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This podcast introduces the statistical methods used to analyze data about society with an emphasis on applying those methods. This podcast will help you to be a more informed and critical reader of academic research, public opinion polling, and advertisement claims that present statistical evidence. Textbook: ⁠Statistics: Unlocking the Power of Data⁠ (https://bit.ly/statsbooklock5) Students can use the Promotion Code "LOCK5" for a 10% discount Instructors can request a free Digital Evaluati ...
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Brion Hurley from Business Performance Improvement shares his takes and thoughts on a variety of topics related to process improvement (specifically Lean and Six Sigma methods), Bursts are rapid improvement activities, so this sounded like a good word to use for these short audio clips. We'll try to keep them under 10 minutes each. Have a question? Use the anchor app to leave us a voice message, and we might pick your question for our next episode!
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Your host, Stephen Hessel, has read Cervantes's works obsessively for almost 20 years. Convinced that you can say both everything and nothing about the masterpiece Don Quixote and Cervantes's lesser read works, he has set out to test his hypothesis by having conversations with both expert "Cervantistas" and other "idle readers" whose thoughts about Cervantes, his works, and our world will both inform and entertain. Pop in your earbuds, click play, and join us for our adventures on "Pod Quixo ...
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Let's think like a scientist and find the answers to the questions that make us wonder! The Science Behind podcast series explores the ways in which science is connected to humans and the world around us in an interactive format that follows the scientific method. (The scientific method is the process of testing and experimenting to answer questions a scientist might have. This includes making an observation, forming a hypothesis, making a prediction, and conducting an experiment to establis ...
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Professor David Nutt has spent a career making the argument for a rational, evidence-based approach to drug policy and drug use. The scientific evidence still challenges perceived wisdom on drugs and for that reason can appear to be contentious. In this podcast, the Professor explores the actual harms and potential benefits of various drugs, challenging myths surrounding classification and legislation, and exploring the societal impact of poorly informed drug policy. Using evidence in public ...
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Journey into the unknown with Galaxy Brains — the most immersive, hilarious TV and movie podcast on this planet (or any other). Mystery Science Theater 3000's Jonah Ray and his pal, comedian and writer Dave Schilling, explore the outer reaches of the zeitgeist, analyzing the movies and TV shows that you can't stop obsessing over. Each week, we lab-test the hottest take possible — from Dom Toretto being an actual angel sent from Heaven, to the entirety of Seinfeld taking place inside Jerry's ...
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2X eCommerce Podcast

Kunle Campbell

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Hosted by Kunle Campbell, who is an operator of a portfolio of consumer brands, 2X eCommerce is a weekly podcast for ecommerce operators by ecommerce operators. We interview remarkable ecommerce founders and leading enablers of ecommerce growth, with every episode promising to give you at least one growth hypothesis or idea you can test. Our focus is growing your ecommerce revenues from a cross-functional perspective, be it marketing, your tech stack, operations, finance, or customer experie ...
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Uncommon Sense - Tools to Improve your Work Forever

Process Management International (PMI)

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PMI’s podcast, Uncommon Sense – Tools to Improve your Work Forever, gives you the opportunity to listen to our expert Consultants talk about a wide variety of tools so that you can refresh your memory and gather inspiration for which tools might help you solve your latest improvement challenge or problem. Each podcast is a rapid 10 – 15 minute download of what the tool is, when you would use it, and tips for effective application to enable you to decide quickly whether this tool is the one y ...
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Among the many ideas explored in this book are beauty, gardens, honor and reputation, cunning, nobility, friendship and many others. Authored by the man who is credited with having invented the essay form in English, The Essays of Francis Bacon was written over an extended period, ranging from the mid sixteenth century. They were compiled in a single edition in 1597 and later re-written, enlarged and added to in other editions in 1612 and 1625. However, their compelling and insightful qualit ...
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The Product Science Podcast

Holly Hester-Reilly

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The Product Science Podcast is for startup founders and product leaders building high-growth products, teams, and companies. Listen in on real conversations with the people who have tried it and aren’t afraid to share the lessons they’ve learned (and the mistakes they’ve made) along the way.
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PHM from Pittsburgh

Dr. Tony Tarchichi

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Welcome to the first in a series of podcasts on pediatric hospital medicine. This series was created to keep the busy physician of today informed and up to date on some of the most important diagnoses and issues we face every day in the care of hospitalized children. There is free CME associated with this via the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC). After you have listened to the podcast just go to the link below, sign in and follow the directions, take the short quiz and get your ...
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Welcome Travelers! RJ's Journey is just about the day-to-day thoughts and ideas that I have in mind and share with anyone who is interested. I don't have any specific topic in mind, but just anything that comes to my mind. Take a listen and enjoy this journey with me! Relax and enjoy. Follow me on my Twitter: @rjs_journey, Instagram: rjs_journey00Using #rjsjourneypodcast Also add me to my author's platform, My Facebook Page: R.J. Cheshire, Twitter: @rj_cheshire, Instagram: r.j.cheshire (don' ...
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Welcome to the first episode of our three-part series on “Hypothesis Testing”. This episode dives into the complexities of hypothesis testing, an essential aspect of statistical analysis, through a live classroom setting. We witness a dynamic teaching session where students engage with challenging concepts like hypothesis formulation, sample statis…
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In this episode we interview Sylvia Hall. Sylvia is the co-founder of Lifted Naturals. We chat about how a company can start out as a solution to a personal problem, but in order to be a viable business, we need to perform customer discovery beyond friends and family to see if there is any traction. Sylvia emphasizes the significance of authenticit…
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In this episode, I share a clip from the book chapter I wrote for "Lean Six Sigma for Good: Lessons from the Gemba" Volume 1. I explain how I used net promoter score (NPS) to assess the attendee feedback of a fundraising conference I helped organize. By the way, this entire podcast was spoken by my AI voice created by Eleven Labs. Links for this ep…
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It’s our first stats reunion! In this special review episode, we revisit favorite concepts from past episodes—p-values, multiple testing, regression adjustment—and give them fresh personalities as characters. Meet the seductive false positive, the clingy post hoc ex, and Charlotte, the well-meaning but overfitting idealist. Statistical topics Bar c…
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In this episode, we learn why simply analyzing the structure of a network is not enough, and how the dynamics - the actual mechanisms of interaction between components - can drastically change how information or influence spreads. Our guest, Professor Baruch Barzel of Bar-Ilan University, is a leading researcher in network dynamics and complex syst…
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“If I change this… what happens over there?” It’s a familiar question in improvement, and one that correlation helps us explore with rigour and insight. Join PMI Consultant Niall Coney as he breaks down the concept of correlation and its role in uncovering meaningful relationships. Using practical examples, from machine settings to wellbeing initia…
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In this episode, I share a clip from the book chapter I wrote for "Lean Six Sigma for Good: Lessons from the Gemba" Volume 1. I explain how I used risk management methods to reduce the chance of problems when planning my first fundraising conference. By the way, this entire podcast was spoken by my AI voice created by Eleven Labs. Links for this ep…
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In this episode we'll discuss how to use Github data as a network to extract insights about teamwork. Our guest, Gabriel Ramirez, manager of the notifications team at GitHub, will show how to apply network analysis to better understand and improve collaboration within his engineering team by analyzing GitHub metadata - such as pull requests, issues…
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This episode provides a comprehensive introduction to statistical concepts and how they relate to social science research. Professor Fulton discusses the course objectives which include teaching listeners to gather, describe, analyze, and interpret data. The episode highlights the selection of an intuitive textbook designed to make the learning pro…
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This episode provides a comprehensive introduction to statistical concepts and how they relate to social science research. Professor Fulton discusses the course objectives which include teaching listeners to gather, describe, analyze, and interpret data. The episode highlights the selection of an intuitive textbook designed to make the learning pro…
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In this episode of "Sampling," the complexities of sampling in research are explored, drawing an intriguing parallel to casual weekend trips to Costco for free samples. This analogy sets the stage for a deeper discussion on the statistical methods and challenges involved in sampling populations for research purposes. The intricacies of statistical …
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Dive into the intriguing world of social statistics with our latest podcast episode, "Experiments and Observations," where we unravel how variables from the General Social Survey (GSS) can shape our understanding of societal behaviors and beliefs. Join our hosts as they explore fascinating variables such as LAW1, which probes experiences with robbe…
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In this episode of the podcast titled "Variables," we delve into the intriguing world of statistics and sociology, exploring how different variables can profoundly influence our understanding of societal trends and behaviors. The discussion kicks off by examining the relationship between air pollution and the proportion of paved versus grassy groun…
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In this insightful episode of "Distributions and Relationships," listeners are guided through essential statistical concepts crucial for academic assessments and research. The discussion emphasizes the importance of precisely addressing questions as posed in assignments and exams, stressing that exceeding or misinterpreting questions can detract fr…
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Join us for the opening episode of our two-part series on "Confidence Intervals" in this enlightening podcast episode. We explore the fundamental concepts of statistical inference, using real-life examples like the correlation between smoking and health to illustrate negative correlations in data analysis. This episode provides a thorough explanati…
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In this episode of our podcast, we delve deeper into the concept of “Confidence Intervals,” focusing on how statistical inference can help us estimate population parameters based on sample data. Building on the foundation laid in part one, we explore the roles of population parameters like mean and proportion, and how they can be estimated using sa…
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In this enlightening episode of our educational podcast, we continue our exploration into the fundamental aspects of statistics with the second segment in our three-part series on "Hypothesis Testing." Our host expertly navigates through the complexities of hypothesis testing in statistics, focusing on the essential question: What is the probabilit…
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In this episode we interview Dylan Lam. Dylan is an entrepreneur and a growth marketing expert with a focus on e-commerce. His super power is helping companies grow their brands on platforms like Amazon. Dylan shares how he started out by bootstrapping an eBay business from his apartment and testing out what worked, and what didn’t. He then took wh…
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Could a preteen vaccine wipe out a global cancer? In this episode, we examine the bold claim that cervical cancer could be eradicated in much of the world by the end of the century—thanks to the highly effective HPV vaccine. We unpack statistical modeling, microsimulations, and how Markov chains make good date-night conversation. We also explore wh…
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In this podcast, I explain a virtual coaching and mentoring program that will be starting next week. Whether you’re rolling out a new project, stuck on data analysis, or facing resistance to change, you need specific help for your unique situation that aligns within your company culture. You’re already solving problems. Now I'd like to help you sol…
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In this episode, Kyle does an overview of the intersection of graph theory and computational complexity theory. In complexity theory, we are about the runtime of an algorithm based on its input size. For many graph problems, the interesting questions we want to ask take longer and longer to answer! This episode provides the fundamental vocabulary a…
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Are you living in a simulation or dreaming the simulation into existence? A new theory suggests reality is a collective dream-simulation we're all creating together. This is an AI generated conversation about the article found here: https://theexperiencemachine.com/articles/the-matrix-has-it-backwards/ Read and listen to more at TheExperienceMachin…
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What if you could run an experiment right now that would prove your entire reality is fake? A team of quantum physicists has figured out how to catch the universe lying—and their methods are so simple, they're terrifying. We break down the ground-breaking experiments that could expose the Matrix, one USB drive at a time. This is an AI generated con…
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Can an algorithm have its own form of existence? Three Nigerian philosophers have just published a paper that turns the simulation hypothesis on its head, arguing that we're not just passive inhabitants of a possible simulation—we're active creators of new realities through AI. Explore the mind-bending implications of 'quasi-agency' in machines, th…
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On the surface, everything seems aligned. But improvement just won’t stick. Why? Join PMI Director Consultant Warren Knight as he unpacks five leadership behaviours that quietly derail progress. From staying too far from the frontline to clinging to outdated thinking, these pitfalls are easy to miss but hard to work around. If you’ve ever struggled…
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This episode explores the economic considerations of the simulation hypothesis, moving beyond the typical philosophical and scientific debates. It introduces Fordham University professor Evangelos Katsamakas's research, which posits that if we are living in a simulation, there must be a practical business case and a "why" behind its creation and ma…
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This episode discusses the simulation hypothesis, which proposes that our reality is an artificial construct. It explores the reasons why someone might want to escape such a simulation, including gaining true knowledge or attaining superpowers. The article then outlines different stages of escape, from mere suspicion to potentially taking control o…
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This episode examines the Fine-Tuning Argument (FTA), which posits that the universe's parameters are so precisely set for life that they suggest a divine creator. However, the author presents challenges to this argument, primarily from the multiverse hypothesis, which suggests many universes exist, and the simulation hypothesis, proposing our real…
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This podcast episode discusses an online article that explores the fascinating concept of simulation-based time travel, suggesting that as technology advances, future generations could potentially recreate highly accurate and interactive simulations of our present era using the vast amounts of digital data we generate. The episode discusses how suc…
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An episode about an article from TheExperienceMachine.com, titled "2050: The End of Reality as We Know It?", explores the simulation hypothesis, drawing heavily on a paper by Peter S. Jenkins. The article outlines Jenkins' arguments that a future society would have strong motivations to create historical simulations, such as nostalgia or AI testing…
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This episode discusses the online article, "Innocence Lost: Why Your Life Might Be a Sophisticated Lie" from TheExperienceMachine.com, examines Professor Barry Dainton's paper on the simulation hypothesis. The text discusses the idea that our reality could be a highly advanced computer simulation, building on earlier work by Nick Bostrom. Dainton p…
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Our reality is a vast experiment run by our distant descendants. Every moment shapes civilizations beyond imagination. Discover why we are living in an elaborate simulation of our distant past This is an AI generated conversation about the article found here: https://theexperiencemachine.com/articles/our-reality-a-simulation-of-ancient-human-histor…
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Jeffrey White's research paper which proposes a twist on the simulation hypothesis, suggesting our universe could be a simulated reality created by a pre-post-human civilisation facing existential threats. Instead of being for entertainment, White posits this simulation is a testing ground for solving critical problems, drawing connections to advan…
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Dive into the mind-bending world of The Matrix as we explore whether it's a dream, a simulation, or something in between. Uncover the shocking truths about consciousness and reality that may change how you see the world This is an AI generated conversation about the article found here: https://theexperiencemachine.com/articles/unraveling-the-matrix…
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What if you could design your own reality? A new AI solution proposes personal simulated universes, letting you live your perfect life. But is it really living? This is an AI generated conversation about the article found here: https://theexperiencemachine.com/articles/my-life-my-simulation-taking-the-red-pill-every-day/ Read and listen to more at …
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What if your memories are real, but reality isn't? Explore a world where NPCs populate your life, and the Mandela Effect isn't just a glitch — it's a glimpse behind the curtain of our simulated existence. This is an AI generated conversation about the article found here: https://theexperiencemachine.com/articles/when-npcs-desync-exploring-the-mande…
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What if our reality is not just a simulation, but one created by alien artificial intelligence? Or perhaps we're all part of a cosmic experiment to prevent the heat death of the universe? These aren't just plot twists from the latest sci-fi blockbuster, but serious considerations raised in groundbreaking research. A paper titled "Simulation Typolog…
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Nick Bostrom's simulation hypothesis has a fatal flaw. The lifespan paradox unravels his theory, as the odds of living in a simulation are far lower than Bostrom proposed. Discover the game-changing perspective that shatters the simulation illusion. This is an AI generated conversation about the article found here: https://theexperiencemachine.com/…
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A paper by scientist Ross Rhodes dives into the quantum realm where particles behave like pixels and discusses how our universe might be the ultimate computer simulation. This is an AI generated conversation about the article found here: https://theexperiencemachine.com/articles/pixels-and-probability-the-quantum-case-for-a-simulated-universe/ Read…
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What if our world is a simulation created by an AI to punish us? Explore how Roko's basilisk could explain the existence of evil in this mind-bending thought experiment. This is an AI generated conversation about the article found here: https://theexperiencemachine.com/articles/simulated-sinners-are-we-living-in-the-basilisks-punishment-program/ Re…
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Could our reality be a vast, decentralized simulation? Explore a groundbreaking theory that uses peer-to-peer networks to explain quantum mysteries and challenges our understanding of the universe. This is an AI generated conversation about the article found here: https://theexperiencemachine.com/articles/peer-to-peer-reality-our-universe-as-a-dece…
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Your social media posts today could be your ticket to digital immortality. Are you living in a simulation, or creating one? Post wisely—your future selves are watching. This is an AI generated conversation about the article found here: https://theexperiencemachine.com/articles/simulated-self-the-digital-footprints-of-billion-year-old-you/ Read and …
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In an era where technological progress seems to know no bounds, we find ourselves on the cusp of a revolution that could redefine the very essence of human existence. As we march towards a future where mind uploading becomes a reality, we must grapple with profound questions about the nature of consciousness, experience, and what it truly means to …
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The effective altruism (EA) movement has long grappled with a fundamental question: should we prioritize interventions that help people in the near term, or focus on shaping the long-term future of humanity? A compelling argument known as "longtermism" or "future fanaticism" has gained significant traction within EA circles. This view posits that t…
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In the realm of philosophical thought experiments, few have captured the imagination quite like the simulation hypothesis. While Nick Bostrom's seminal work laid the groundwork for this fascinating concept, recent developments have pushed the boundaries of our understanding even further. Enter Lorenzo Pieri's paper, "The Simplicity Assumption and S…
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In the vast tapestry of scientific inquiry, few ideas capture the imagination quite like the Simulation Hypothesis. This mind-bending concept suggests that our entire reality—the world we see, touch, and experience every day—might be an incredibly sophisticated computer simulation. It's an idea that has fascinated philosophers, scientists, and scie…
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In the realm of existential philosophy and cutting-edge physics, few concepts have captured the imagination quite like the simulation hypothesis. Popularized by Nick Bostrom's seminal paper and further entrenched in popular culture by films like "The Matrix," the idea that our reality might be a sophisticated computer simulation has moved from frin…
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In the annals of theoretical physics, few ideas have captured the public imagination quite like the notion that our reality might be a sophisticated computer simulation. This concept, popularized by films like "The Matrix," has found an unlikely ally in the complex world of supersymmetry and a curious mathematical object known as an adinkra. Dr. Ja…
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In the realm of modern philosophy, few questions are as captivating as those surrounding the nature of consciousness and the possibility that our reality might be a sophisticated computer simulation. A recent paper by Walter Barta, titled "Zombies in the Basement? Ghosts in the Floorboards?", dives deep into these waters, exploring the intersection…
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In the realm of philosophical thought experiments, few concepts have captured the imagination quite like the simulation hypothesis. The idea that our reality might be a computer simulation has been explored in popular culture, debated by philosophers, and even considered by physicists. However, until recently, these discussions have largely been sp…
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