Bruce Rout
Mathematical basis for reality
This is Mathematical basis for reality; a podcast to fill the void.
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Episodes
Episode 9: There is no episode 9. 21.05.2018 2:55
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Episode 10 - Between chapters. Artificial Intelligence and Truth 19.05.2018 41:55
Roxy gets Bruce to explain stuff ... like, where are we going with this? What does Jane Austen have to do with Sartre? Why feminism? You know ... stuff.
Episode 8 - Chapter 5: Jean-Paul Sartre 12.05.2018 20:12
"All this talk about existence is very fine, but what does it have to do with Truth?" - Jean Paul Sartre
Episode 7 - Chapter 4: The Observer 05.05.2018 15:34
Before getting even deeper into the quagmire of reality, let us ask: what the heck is an observer anyway? What does that mean?
Episode 5 - Chapter 2: Equality 29.04.2018 17:18
Looking at Euclid's first axiom. Who cares if it is self-evident? Are definitions really important but it doesn't matter? Contradictions from the quagmire of the obvious.
Episode 4 - The First Chapter: A Little Theorem 29.04.2018 17:49
We have a little theorem which is a direct attack on Russell's paradox.
Episode 3 - Starting at the beginning. tl;dr the Abstract. 29.04.2018 29:40
Roxy and I talk about the need for symbolic logic and I finally get to read the abstract.
Episode 2 -- The Prologue 29.04.2018 16:14
Moving on into the darkness with chuckles from Roxy. This podcast is about 15 minutes long. Don't let us leave you hanging.
Episode 6 - Chapter 3: Feminism, Russell's Paradox, Jane Austen and Resolution 28.04.2018 24:37
We resolve Russell's paradox and show that all paradox's can be resolved. Thank God for Superman. Incredible discussion from Tara on a feminist perspective of Truth. Jane Austen rules!
Episode 1 -- trying to fix things. 02.04.2018 1:25
The very first episode of Mathematical basis for reality!
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