A conversation between Jonathan Gorard and Stephen Wolfram at the Wolfram Summer School 2022

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Stephen Wolfram plays the role of Salonnière in an on-going series of intellectual explorations with special guests. In this episode, Jonathan Gorard joins Stephen at the 20th annual Wolfram Summer School. Watch all of the conversations here: wolfr.am/youtube-sw-conversat...
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@TEKRific
@TEKRific Рік тому
The lovely thing about Stephen is, that when he says "We should probably wrap up soon", usually, that means that the discussion will continue at least an hour more. I like that kind of resolve to refute time constraints. I like these discussions a lot, although at a very high level, since they go over the same things, each iteration clarifies the more esoteric ideas.
@TheMemesofDestruction
@TheMemesofDestruction Рік тому
Classic Wolfram. ^.^
@Constantinesis
@Constantinesis Рік тому
Totally agree and feel like you but on top of that, there is also something special and pleasant about Stephen way of talking that it never gets you tired of listening to.
@Nhannguyen-jn2ow
@Nhannguyen-jn2ow Рік тому
"although at a very high level, since they go over the same things, each iteration clarifies the more esoteric ideas." Oh my god, you should know that your idea inspired me.
@TEKRific
@TEKRific Рік тому
@@Nhannguyen-jn2ow Glad you got inspired. Go forth and do great things! Human beings are awesome!
@Self-Duality
@Self-Duality Рік тому
It’s always a pleasure to listen to Stephen and Jonathan in deep discussion! 😌💭 Jonathan is especially impressive in his fusion of analytical and creative thinking!
@simonfilemon1066
@simonfilemon1066 Рік тому
Agreed!
@TheMeaningCode
@TheMeaningCode Рік тому
Glad you’re listening to this!
@Self-Duality
@Self-Duality Рік тому
@@TheMeaningCode ☺️ Also studying it… lovely synergies are emerging…
@Self-Duality
@Self-Duality Рік тому
@Mike Fuller I tried to function as a potentiator in our conversation, i.e. a conduit through which Jonathan could freely elaborate on his original perspective! I’m still so pleased he agreed to appear with me, and I hope he’ll agree to a “part 2” 😇💭
@Self-Duality
@Self-Duality Рік тому
@Mike Fuller A genuine genius!
@jonhoneyball194
@jonhoneyball194 Рік тому
Pity about the poor sound. Jonathan is too loud and clipping. Stephen’s mic appears to be off and we hear him via Jonathan’s mic.
@parker9163
@parker9163 Рік тому
I've been waiting for this moment for months!!!
@kostoglotov2000
@kostoglotov2000 Рік тому
Its Great see Jonathan again and to get updated with his research.
@KaliFissure
@KaliFissure Рік тому
@Wolfram 🤘🖖. Wonderful to see you both together again. And it feels like Jon you've really had time to settle into your understanding
@kostoglotov2000
@kostoglotov2000 Рік тому
I can't wait for Jonathan's forthcoming book.
@sorinsuciu8675
@sorinsuciu8675 Рік тому
Marvelous to see Jonathan and Stephen talking about CT
@senri-
@senri- Рік тому
Love these conversations between Stephen and Jonathan, thank you for sharing :)
@mitchellhayman381
@mitchellhayman381 6 місяців тому
I've noticed that Stephen respects Jonathan as a very smart man. That's a pretty good position in life.
@silberlinie
@silberlinie Рік тому
People. How can anyone take you seriously if you don't seem to be able to provide the audio of the video in at least perfect, but better in ultra-perfect quality?
@crifytosp
@crifytosp Рік тому
missed these two
@kostoglotov2000
@kostoglotov2000 Рік тому
ABSOLUTELY GOLD
@dimicdragan5922
@dimicdragan5922 Рік тому
Just amazing.
@consistent1
@consistent1 Рік тому
I suspect the word Jonathan was looking for, describing the ""code as data" paradigm, is homoiconicity. This (roughly) means that code in a language is represented using data structures, which can be interpreted using the language. Clojure, for example, is homoiconic.
@kostoglotov2000
@kostoglotov2000 Рік тому
Rule 30 shows the difference between chaos and regularity, we live in the transition of the boundary.
@StephenPaulKing
@StephenPaulKing Рік тому
When we consider "all possible interactions" doesn't it make sense that there will be a restriction of the subsets that are mutually consistent?
@tarkajedi3331
@tarkajedi3331 Рік тому
When the old wolf and the young wolf get together I think there is hope the Wolfram Model will be able to explain the Standard Model and give us the way to build Warp Drives !!!! It usually takes me two or three viewings to understand them but still I think the Wolfram model has so much more discoveries ahead !!! Thank you so much to both men for moving us closer to understanding and discovery!!!
@parker9163
@parker9163 Рік тому
2:40:00 Jonathan's comment on the "illumination of all computational structures" is a perfect cosplay of Stephen describing things 😂.
@Anders01
@Anders01 Рік тому
Stephen said in another video, maybe also in this video, that the morphism in category theory isn't applicable to computational irreducibility because if there is a morphism from A to B and another from B to C, then one can only jump directly with a third morphism from A to C if there is computational reducibility. But maybe that's useful! As a filter for computational reducibility.
@KaliFissure
@KaliFissure Рік тому
Surface(cos(u/2)cos(v/2),cos(u/2)sin (v/2),sin(u)/2) 0>u>4π 0>v>2π A single sided closed surface. It is all so connected that there is no way to even prove that it's single sided. It is inderterminability itself.
@charc4819
@charc4819 Рік тому
I'm worried about Stephen here. He doesn't look at ease/looks sad. Does anyone else notice this? Is the dynamic between Stephen and Jonathan ok? Really hope so. As for this session, it's so great as an observer that Stephen disentangles everything Jonathan says. Without this, I'd be even more lost. Anyway, thank you gentlemen. You are both absolutely incredible and the fact you are sharing your work on UKposts is a beautiful and generous gift to society.
@lavenderlime9017
@lavenderlime9017 Рік тому
Read Gorard's twitter comments from today about his relationship with SW - - seems like it's dead. What a pity, SW must really be a difficult person...
@charc4819
@charc4819 Рік тому
@@lavenderlime9017 Why assume it's Wolfram? Anyway, how very, very sad. For the two involved, emotions are probably high and thus they will be unable to view it as a bad thing... but to outsiders its a waste and very regrettable.
@KaliFissure
@KaliFissure Рік тому
Attribution. The mapping of paths curves relations onto what we understand as aspects, attributes, characters of things. Describing is this. Things are things in themselves as we define things because of densities of energies attributes paths but we experience them, as we interact with them , as they map onto our needs agency and perception. But the best way the simplest way, the path of least action way, imho, of describing the process which is the largest scale blatantly manifesting physical universe is Surface(cos(u/2)cos(v/2),cos(u/2)sin (v/2),sin(u)/2) 0>u>4π 0>v>2π "Shirley's Surface" Mr Seguin and I discussed it but I have not figured out how to prove single sided without rotation but it is literally indeterminable because it is single sided. There are no relations. The path of least action, minimal energy, single sided closed surface. Which describes the fundamental energy flow of the universe as described by gravity, which is low density flows to high. Gravity is the innate fundamental concentration of energy. Mass is concentrated energy. And gravity aggregates mass, thus aggregates energy. This is the flow, the curve, from least to most. Persistence is generally the maintenance of a state, the maintenance of an orbit. Notice that the above shape requires 4π, 2 full rotations. Electron half spin. This manifold maintains conservation at all points at all moments. The chain and the anti chain simultaneously at all points An electron on this side is the inverse on the other side, a positron. One orbit here as an electron, 3 dimensions of divergence, and simultaneously it is also 3 dimensions of convergence, the interior to the electrons exterior. A photon is in contact with all points of both surfaces at all moments. It's an electron and a positron conjoined as a sphere expanding at c. The exterior surface divergent continually and the interior always convergent yet both of these are the two sides of a single membrane. The thing and it's inverse. What is the Hopf fibration of the above single sided closed surface I wonder?
@ClarkPotter
@ClarkPotter 2 місяці тому
Anyone else here hypothesize that most of us in the comments section of this video would be good friends irl? ...that we'd be very thankful to know?
@anthonylawrence5842
@anthonylawrence5842 Місяць тому
How about introducing the notions of synonyms, antonyms and homonyms to fine tune the semantic notion?
@alexwilson8034
@alexwilson8034 Рік тому
OMG yes thank the ancestor simulators for granting us this content!!!
@kostoglotov2000
@kostoglotov2000 Рік тому
FANTASTIC !!! yeah. 😀
@TheMemesofDestruction
@TheMemesofDestruction Рік тому
3:00:08 - “Part time Wizard.” Totally made my day. ☮️ 🧙‍♀️ ❤️ ^.^
@MA-ie6hl
@MA-ie6hl Рік тому
I know what Ill be doing for the next three hours. Thankyou
@RudeRud7
@RudeRud7 Рік тому
"It's just a Turing Machine, it's all good!" - Subtitle of NKS.
@dimicdragan5922
@dimicdragan5922 Рік тому
I am working on making them guests in Berlin... hopefully it will be possible...
@philippweisang
@philippweisang 11 місяців тому
Anything come of it?
@youremail3285
@youremail3285 3 місяці тому
The question about "Observer Burden" or humans limitations of vision/perception within quantum spaces......the theoretical objective of "perfect observer placement" that allows human/observer's the ability to perceive various/specific experimental quantum processes that, at the very least, are reproducible and recordable.....reminds me of the old "Invisible Gorilla Test" produced by Christopher Chabris and Daniel Simons. Where an observer is watching a video where several people passing a basketball back and forth while moving around the frame. The viewer is asked to count the number of times people wearing white shirts pass the ball. In the middle of the video a person in a gorilla suit walks from one side of the frame to the other, but many people who watch the video do not see the gorilla because they are focused on their task. Congruently... Sociologist Georg Simmel contributed to the description of sensory overload in his 1903 essay "The Metropolis and Mental Life". Simmel describes an urban landscape of constant sensory stimuli against which the city-dweller must create a barrier in order to remain sane. For Simmel, the sensory overload of modern urban life depletes the body's reservoirs of energy, leading, among other things, to a jaded or blasé [blasiert] mentality and a calculating, instrumentalizing approach to others.[34] Simmel's approach can be compared to Freud's writings on shell shock as well as Walter Benjamin's analysis of "shock" and urban life in his 1939 essay "On Some Motifs in Baudelaire". This piggy backs off of Stephen's interest in how animals on earth perceive their environments differently than we do. Measuring and comparing the electrical activity of brains across different species is a complex task. Brain functionality depends on various factors, including brain size, structure, and the specific tasks an animal's brain is evolved to perform. Therefore, while humans have relatively low-voltage brain activity, it's challenging to rank the "next highest level" across all animals due to the diversity of species and their unique adaptations.
@NightmareCourtPictures
@NightmareCourtPictures Рік тому
The two god emperors of the new world
@matterasmachine
@matterasmachine Рік тому
you are crazy
@NightmareCourtPictures
@NightmareCourtPictures Рік тому
@@matterasmachine It's a joke...lol But lets be honest you probably think you should be the god emperor of the world, which actually makes you the one that is crazy.
@matterasmachine
@matterasmachine Рік тому
@@NightmareCourtPictures I don’t think anything. I just want to show a working model and not abstractions.
@NightmareCourtPictures
@NightmareCourtPictures Рік тому
​@@matterasmachine You aren't fooling anyone but yourself you know. it's crazy to me because your theory is very similar to Wolfram's, but Wolframs is an actual working model...you don't have anything but abstractions. I'll repeat...Wolfram HAS A MODEL...you do not. I can't imagine being as delusional as you are right now...
@eltyo340
@eltyo340 Рік тому
Thanks I laughed out loud ;)
@newenglandbarbell4647
@newenglandbarbell4647 Рік тому
Could we please get some time steps for the uploads? @wolfram it would be very useful
@parker9163
@parker9163 Рік тому
2:55:10 Multiverse of Madness
@berniethejet
@berniethejet Рік тому
I occasionally understood 3 consecutive words.
@Self-Duality
@Self-Duality Рік тому
😂👌
@ClarkPotter
@ClarkPotter 2 місяці тому
😅 Every time you watch it, it grows to n+1 consecutive words. I had to pause and look up terms a dozen times while watching it.
@Self-Duality
@Self-Duality Рік тому
If anyone’s curious about Jonathan’s philosophical perspectives on multicomputation and fundamental ontology, I’ve just published our conversation here: m.ukposts.info/have/v-deo/hJqdopCvjJppyWg.html
@TheMemesofDestruction
@TheMemesofDestruction Рік тому
1:15:37 - Groovy. ^.^
@KaliFissure
@KaliFissure Рік тому
@Wolfram. Please. I know I'm undisciplined and unschooled but that surface. The group of all groups. All possibilities in its singularity. The mesh is wrong though. The entire bottom is one, singular. A whole surface, 2π 2π. The upper section is the entire density gradient. The bottom is one The top is 1/2 1/4 1/8, 1/16..... The gravity gradient. Another whole surface describing all the other densities, and yet the singular, at the same time. 4π
@KaliFissure
@KaliFissure Рік тому
The circle and it's inversion..... The calculation and its inverse. The inside of event horizon is the antimatter side of universe. Point for point they map onto each other. The apparent two sides of a single sided universe. The node of Shirley's Surface is where all paths converge. Event horizon but not a singularity in truth as there is no outside. A single sided surface. Surface(cos(u/2)cos(v/2),cos(u/2)sin (v/2),sin(u)/2) 0>u>4π 0>v>2π
@budiardjo6610
@budiardjo6610 4 місяці тому
so everyone talk about category theory right now
@Youtubelaschool
@Youtubelaschool Рік тому
My question is where is earth on these hypergraph ? Or previous question where is what we call big bang ?
@ClarkPotter
@ClarkPotter 2 місяці тому
Do you want a coordinate in our parent universe? The big bang is coterminous with everywhere that was for the universe, and still is. This whole thing is that same explosion. In our universe, there's nowhere it wasn't. "Where's" are within it. There's no "where" outside of it unless this thing is the product of some process in some kind of parent universe, or some such. We may never be able to answer that sort of "where" question. It likely doesn't have any real salient meaning at all. Moreover, this ostensible spatiality may be a mere emergent condensate of a higher dimensional dynamis. Consider for example the holographic principle. Ostensible 3d-ality may be an emergent facade altogether. "Location" from a higher-dim perspective may drop away as an overly primitive frame to even think about such a question in a meaningful way.
@kostoglotov2000
@kostoglotov2000 Рік тому
Rule 30 is the rule of the code.
@kostoglotov2000
@kostoglotov2000 Рік тому
Rule 30 is the rule.
@kostoglotov2000
@kostoglotov2000 Рік тому
Rule 30 is the code.
@_ARCATEC_
@_ARCATEC_ Рік тому
💓𝓓𝓮𝓷𝓭𝓻𝓸𝓬𝓱𝓻𝓸𝓷𝓸𝓵𝓸𝓰𝔂
@eltyo340
@eltyo340 Рік тому
God is the infinity groupoid of our universe with infinite computational power... Lol
@Self-Duality
@Self-Duality Рік тому
Lol basically, yes.
@eltyo340
@eltyo340 Рік тому
@@Self-Duality infinity groupoid is such a strange object. Seems intrinsically metaphysical by nature
@Self-Duality
@Self-Duality Рік тому
@@eltyo340 Correct again! In fact… all of mathematics is intrinsically metaphysical 🥰💭
@_ARCATEC_
@_ARCATEC_ Рік тому
The Endomorphism simultaneously contains an enters into the isomorphic monoidal quantum field, together cuffing mass as an automophic structure. N QFT GR S Matrix. N•𝙓(𝙎 z 𝙍𝙁𝙦𝙩(𝙜𝙪 )𝙕( 𝙐𝙂)𝙏𝙌𝙛𝙧 z 𝙎)𝙔•И
@Self-Duality
@Self-Duality Рік тому
An automorphism is an isomorphism which is also an endomorphism :)
@_ARCATEC_
@_ARCATEC_ Рік тому
@@Self-Duality Hello 👋😁. Langlands to Langan. Everything is Everything. •X( z Ft(gA )Z( aG)Tf z )Y•
@_ARCATEC_
@_ARCATEC_ Рік тому
G is a subset of F as A is a subset of B if A is contained in B G⊂F as A⊂B •𝙓( z 𝙁𝙗(𝙜𝘼 )𝙕( 𝙖𝙂)𝘽𝙛 z )𝙔•
@_ARCATEC_
@_ARCATEC_ Рік тому
Yet 𝑰⊂𝐸 •X𝒆 ( z𝒊 ( 𝑬) Z𝑰 (𝒆 ) z𝒊 ) 𝒆Y•
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