Last year’s Nobel Prize for experimental tests of Bell’s Theorem was the first Nobel in the foundations of quantum mechanics […]
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Human beings are small compared to the universe, but we’re very important to ourselves. Humanism can be thought of as
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Welcome to another episode of Sean Carroll’s Mindscape. Today, we’re joined by Raphaël Millière, a philosopher and cognitive scientist at
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God is dead, as Nietzsche’s madman memorably reminded us. So what are we going to do about it? If there
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Life is rich with moments of uncertainty, where we’re not exactly sure what’s going to happen next. We often find
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The founders of statistical mechanics in the 19th century faced an uphill battle to convince their fellow physicists that the
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It’s always a little humbling to think about what affects your words and actions might have on other people, not
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The 200th episode of Mindscape! Thanks to everyone for sticking around for this long. To celebrate, a solo episode discussing
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To say that event A causes event B is to not only make a claim about our actual world, but
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Reality is just out there — but how we perceive reality and talk about it depends on choices we human
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