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Naval
"david deutsch" Discussed on Naval
"Any had curiosity and imagination. Imagination was kafer him he needed to imagine what could possibly explain these things. He wasn't looking at pasta phenomenon. In order to come up with general relativity. He was seeking to explain certain problems. That existed in physics induction wasn't a part of it. Good explanations rely on creativity. These good explanations testable and falsifiable of course but they are hard to vary and the make risky in narrow predictions. That's good guiding point for anybody. Who is listening to this. Podcast and trying to figure out how they can incorporate this in their everyday life. Your best theories are going to be creative guesses not simple. Extrapolations had a bunch of sides. That i wanted to dive into firemen path in roles because it seems to me that there's some kind of a deep symmetry between multi-diverse theory and firemen path animals. You're absolutely right. He believed in multiple histories but to the extent that he felt that these were actually physically real things. All mealy mathematical objects is open to question. He was relatively silent on the matter. He was certainly a realist but he made one of the worst quips ends and absolute genius probably next on stein. Second greatest is the twentieth century. But he said if you think you understand quantum theory you don't understand quantum theory which is nonsense. He ever understood. David deutsch understands what. I'm serious i that was one of the few occasions where feinman fill into irrationality and pessimism was a plank who said science advances when funeral at a time. Unfortunately even the best gets stuck behind. I see this in my own field where you have some of the greatest investors of our time like warren buffett charlie munger who were just absolute geniuses but they cannot wrap their minds around cryptocurrencies. The idea that there's going to be an extra sovereign money that is native to the internet is programmable is foreign to them because to them. Money's always something that has been provided by the government controlled by the government and they just cannot imagine it any other way so it's just the nature of people is also the theory of solomon induction. Wanna mangle the description but it says if you want to find a theory that explains why something is happening and now a theory. Here's something that's encoded. As a binary string then the correct theory is actually going to be a probability weighted fury that takes into account all the possible theories but weighs them based on their complexity so the simpler ones are more likely to be true in the more complex ones or less likely to be true and you some them all together and that's how you figure out the correct probability distribution function for your explanation that similar to basin. Isn't it in both cases the shooting that you can enumerate all the possible theories but you can't because that's the creativity coming in. It's very ray. In science to have more than one viable theory in physics we mentioned newtonian theory of gravity in general relativity..
Naval
"david deutsch" Discussed on Naval
"The correct way of describing. What happened is not that we showed that general relativity was correct in some final sense but rather we mutants theory of gravitation. Newton's theory was ruled out because it was inconsistent with test while general relativity was consistent with the test. This doesn't mean that general views. The fawn word insides. It means. it's the best theory we have for now. And there's a whole bunch of reasons that we might think. General relativity ultimately has to turn out full. We never have the fauna word. And that's a good thing. That's a really positive optimistic thing because it means we can keep on improving. We can keep on making progress and we keep on discovering new things. There is no end of science. The long thought about idea that so many have feed that one day progress will come to a halt that science will end in fact we are at the beginning of infinity and we will always be the beginning of infinity precisely because we can improve our ideas because what fallible human beings so none of the theories a perfect because we aren't an out process by which we create knowledge isn't perfect either. It's era piney. There are two other scientific thinkers that i like who are unrelated. David deutsch but come to very similar conclusions. One is in the same lab who's popularized the idea of the black swan which is that no number of white swans disproves the existence of a black swan. You can never conclusively say all swans are white. You can never establish final truth while you can do is work with the best explanation you have today which is still better than ignorance far better but at any time a black swan can show up and disprove your theory and then you have to go find a better one. The other fellow who i find fascinating is gregory He is a mathematician who is very much in the kurt. Godal vein where he tries to explore the limits and boundaries of what is possible in mathematics. One of the points that he makes is that goodell's incompleteness theorem. Doesn't say that mathematics is junk. It's not a cause for despair goals. Incompleteness theorem says that no formal system including mathematics. It can be both complete and correct either. Their statements that are true that cannot be proven true in the system or there will be a contradiction somewhere inside the system so this could be a cause of despair for mathematicians who view mathematics as this abstract perfect fully self contained thing but it makes the argument that actually it opens up for creativity in mathematics. It means that even in mathematics. You're always one step away from falsifying something and then finding a better explanation for it. It puts humans and their creativity and their ability to find good explanations. Back at the core of it at some deep level. Mathematics is still an art. There's very useful things that come out of mathematics and you're still building an edifice of knowledge but there is no such thing as conclusive settled truth. There is no settle science. There is no settled mathematics. They're good explanations that will be replaced over time. With more good explanations explain more of the world. This is something that we inherit from as schooling more than anything else. It's part of academic coach and breeds into the water cultures. Well people have this idea that mathematics is this pristine area of knowledge where what is proved to be true is certainly true. Then you have signs which doesn't give you certain truths but you can be highly confident in what you discover. You can use experiments to confirm that what you're saying appears to be correct but you might be room and then of course this philosophy which is a me matter of opinion. This is the hierarchy that some people inherit from school mathematics assertain scientists..
Inside the Spa Business | Spa
"david deutsch" Discussed on Inside the Spa Business | Spa
"It always fascinates me how much time people spend worrying about things that they can't control. And i came across a great riff on this from a few years ago by seth godin and he in fact was riffing on a book from david. Deutsch called the beginning of infinity. And what they said was that every problem has a solution. If it doesn't have a solution then it's not a problem. It's just an unfortunate circumstances and unsolvable situation and if it's not a problem then you shouldn't be spending any of your time effort money resource. I'm trying to solve it because you can't. It's an unsolvable situation. And i guess i'd take it a step further to say that just because you council of the problem doesn't mean that account be solved it may be able to be solved by somebody else. But if within your sphere of influence your control your abilities and resources that problem is unsolvable then. It's not a problem. It's an unsolvable situations unfortunate circumstance. You need to stop worrying about it. Move on and focus about the problems that you actually can solve. An example of that right now i guess would be travel restrictions icon impact. The travel restrictions. It's a solvable problem. Somebody can solve it once. We fixed the vaccines. Once we get government regulations changed then travel restrictions will presumably be lifted. That is a solvable problem. But i count solve within my sphere of influence and control. It's not a problem that i can solve. Therefore it's just an unsolvable situation and so ask yourself all his problems at a worrying you right now. How many of those are actually problems. You can solve within your resources and abilities and how many of them are unfortunate circumstances. How many of them are just unsolvable situations or that is a today. I do think if time and i will be back again tomorrow see you..
Teologicamente
"david deutsch" Discussed on Teologicamente
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Jay Anxious Podcast
"david deutsch" Discussed on Jay Anxious Podcast
"The best book that. I've read so i don't read books. Hd doesn't allow me to read too. Well believe it or not. I'm thirty eight years old. i can't really read it. Understand a book. It would take months to read a book. Okay so listening. That's why i'm in the podcast game and not in the book reading game. But i've check out the book. The beginning of infinity by david deutsch that in of infinity. Nitty david butch. David deutsch d. e. u. k. It's okay yeah sure. I gotta check. That's a long as listen. It's a ninety our listen but if hang in there through the first three to four hours you'll start learning how to think you'll start learning how to get answers to questions and i think that books should be a prerequisite to most all other books to learn how to examine n give explanations things. It's very very very good at awesome. And yeah definitely check it out. I got. I'm reading this book right now. Called the rules of wealth. And then after that. I'm gonna check check those books out awesome. That's excellent. let me know how them and definitely woman all right. Cool all right everybody. This was coach. Roger you could find him again. What was that roger at. I don't even have any real name. L. good on twitter matani underscore surge code. I got you can just search coach roger at m. a. h. t. a. n. I underscore as you are a j. Everybody everybody coach rise. Thank you so much for being on the show tonight. I really appreciate it. Fish h humanos honor. Being on had a great combo with you all right excellent. Thank everybody for listening this evening. We really appreciate your support. Remember listening learn. Have a good night. Everybody take care..
Jay Anxious Podcast
"david deutsch" Discussed on Jay Anxious Podcast
"Put you onto another book before we get started with him. Because this will this will enhance your experience by reading. Jordan peterson tenfold. Okay thanks the book is called now bear in mind. I'm listening these audio book. I'm not listening to them. But check out. The book called the beginning of infinity before Before you re jordan. Peterson's two books by david deutsch. Is here okay. I'll put it in my goodrich list and Extremely long book. But if you could pick up the concepts of what he's trying to tell you not very scientific right you really going to have to dig into this and it may take you a good solid three or four months before you could even digest. What's in it. And then move onto what jordan. Peterson's going to say because that book is going to teach you how to get to the bottom of things right to everything what makes sense white make sense that book. I would read that. If i had my way of how i was introduced to the imperial i would've read beginning of infinity. I then i would move onto. Jordan peterson and others. Okay so check that one out. I if you want. It's up to you. Do whatever you want to. That would be my. That would be my if i had to do it. All over again and learn. I would say yeah because yeah because that book beginning of infinity is making me go back to other books that i found really helpful and totally turning my perspective on and really you can really if you think about it and take the time and sit down and dive deep into the other books that you're reading in a way that you're thinking about it right completely turn your perspective on what what they're trying to say you feel it when you're thinking about it that way you know what i'm saying. Okay let's check it out. Check that one out. So we're becoming worthy right. We're doing that. So what's what's next fauria..
CRYPTO 101
A Conversation with IOTA founder, David Sonstebo
"Personally I from a I would say futuristic view like when I was a sixteen years old of his very much into the futurist movement on the Internet. At the time this was like two thousand five six seven when Bitcoin didn't even exist yet and we had something called the extra populists where you discuss everything from quantum physics foundations of physics to the danger of artificial intelligence. So if you've heard of nick booster which has become quite a household name analysts. Yeah I WANNA say. Last seven years I think is like the simulation Disease that he created cetera gained a lot of momentum particular due to alone must he was posting on these forums. And ask His collaborators as was the creator of quantum computation. His name's David Deutsch. He was the father of quantum computation. Also one of the strongest proponents of Theon many worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics which has also become quite popular in the last few years. So this was kind of the environment that my formative years were spent in online and in one of these forums which was gold. Ls wrong by Allies Gulf skit will also is very focused on their life extension artificial general intelligence these kind of research topics Heuristic stuff on those forums. Of course this is were held. Fini Way die in all of these kind of book chains. Cypher legends hung around so I was exposed at quite alone. I think the white paper I owed is. Bitcoin story came up around two dozen ten eleven in the beginning. I wasn't particularly interested because it was like Internet money. And it had this very strong towards a particular political leaning and I didn't like Join Movement based on a political ideology. I don't care for that like I prefer rational and critical thinking so I didn't necessarily like it into beginning. Look because of the technology but just because of the overall movement around but then as I like as the years or a couple years past Of course used Bitcoin a couple. Times was interesting. And then the dove into the White Paper in depth and I realized that Holy Shit. This technology is really transformative. At least it could potentially be a paradigm shifts in the digital around. So from there on I would say early two thousand twelve. It was full time. Twenty four seven just distributed. Ledger Technology. How can we use it for payments? Have degree used for data Degradate boating all of these other kind of extremists So I got into that and then I met my am co-founders Sergei bunch low dominic in there and Sergei Popo. All of them were also early adopters of drip though and we got together in this project called exceed in two thousand thirteen. This was the first proof of stake. Implementation was kind of the first of I I would say INEX- T for those historians out there listening and Exte- was the first project that truly brought the blockchain to other applications older than just transactional back and forth payments because we had a completely decentralized assets exchange which you can now of course compared to Theorems Your C. Twenty token kind of ICO. Hyper happen and we all sat boating. That all of these interesting stuff. Identity Cetera on the distributed ledger. Jen so all of us met there. Erin coalesced around this idea but then personally. I was much more interested in the futuristic aspects. Has That was my background? So I tried to contemplate what role can distribute electric play in the future and for me. There was two very definite role that it can play number. One is the data integrity or data insurance or whatever term. You want to use it. Depends on what the paper rate rise is that like paper or like proving that data hasn't been tampered with and that you know people who okay interesting exactly so the way I think about like the future whether hundreds of billions of sensors and a lot of this edge computational devices which at the time was even called edge computational because it didn't exist at the time but for us it was very obvious that you will have computation have sensors sending day to these gates at the edge. Should they will computer that? They will send it back in. You will have real time actionable Kind of items. That you can Not just measuring analyzed but you can also act on them but in that case like in that futuristic scenario where the entire world is just completely autonomous. You are one hundred percent dependent on the date of being accurate and that's where this debate electric. It's immutable and censorship resistant. So that's kind of the angle that isolated from from point one and point to was what is the incentive. Because you can think of it today. You have Just from a human's centric experience point of view. You fit bit than you have with things rabble these different e health companies. Just a very simple example. How do they interact in? What is the incentive for them to interact? There has to be a mechanism for them to actually data an open up their data silos so it kind of becomes disfluent data lake which kind of been promised for the best twenty years and from my perspective the distributed ledger provides a payment mechanism. This value transferred guaranteed value transfer. So those are the two things that are really Really prompted me to initiate the IOTA Project and since then just just wrap it up very quickly. This introduction became quite long so since two thousand fourteen. We started the project and we went forward with it. Developed the initial prototype Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah and then in two thousand and sixteen restarted the incorporation of thieves Which was the first non partitioning Europe at the time that was confronted with cryptocurrency and it was in Germany so as you can imagine it wasn't the easiest process like Germany isn't known for its Super Liberal policies. We have to go through a lot of the doors to get that accepted the witted and that also paints kind of the backdrop of what I oughta is versus a of these other projects in the sense that we chose to take the hardest route possible from the beginning. Because we knew if this is going to become something if this if this is going to become the next TCP IP protocol we have to get the legislation on our side we have to get the regulators on our side. So let's just go through it in the beginning. So that's what we did. Got It setup. Now we hundred twenty people in thirty different countries around the growth as the foundation. Of course have a huge community as well. So that's yeah that's why introduction
You're Welcome with Hilary Rushford
How To Do Scary Things (a Chat With Marie Forleo)
"So you just see you good to see you. Thanks for having me on. How is California lovely as always? It's always a nice change of pace. I Love New York City. It's my home that I also love changing it up and being in a new environment and having a new vibe. So it's great. Is this something you guys do this. Every winter for a couple of years now right started third coming up here probably in like twenty twelve twenty thirteen and then around twenty fifteen when my stepson. What away will actually? He went away to college much earlier. The LAP by two thousand fifteen is when we made kind of permanent thing. Okay and is it. Do you guys have a place out there. We go okay. I mean I love New York as well like take it is my home. We can't really imagine leaving but I've been here for a long time and having to do every winter here. I think I'm done so yeah this year. We're doing Mexico for a month month to get out but my family's in southern California so I'm I am that like do we become the bicoastal people. Yeah I mean it's gorgeous. It's amazing amazing. There's challenges everywhere in the world. Especially you know this this side of the US But I like it. You know for me I really liked to change environments. I think it's really good for me growing growing up in the east coast again. I've done the winters my whole life. Yeah yeah so it whereas I grew up in California my whole life and was like it's a winter I'm like make Ryan. It's snowing and now I feel like a decade. I'm like do you know your type. Grandma that's up in my head. I feel like I've maybe done that But never really go too deep to memorize it and get into it well. I just went off that he'd been with it and the last year and I am any room for which means that authenticity is really important to me and I realized Oh this is kind of one of the reasons why rather a crap like influence or blogger person on that side of my business. Because I don't want to promote anything if I'm not like yes. People really need this one. I want this and one of those things is books that being in our position so many people send books which is lovely and I love books and I'm so honored to get them but there's it's so rare that I actually share one that I'm like okay. The majority of my audience legit needs to read this like. We've only got some chime just really conscious of what I'm like. We you must. I have this. You've got to go by this but I reached out to you because I binged your everything is figure audible audiobook in like we and was like doc okay. This addresses the majority of F. accused that I get from my audience like this is what everyone is seeking which is basically they want to change and it's the top of the year when we are talking more about change more in that mindset but this is year round like Yes yes we want to change our health or our financial circumstances or global warming or being afraid or are career all across the board and I realized Oh everything everything is bigger audible is really about. How do you change and so it was like? Let's off on the broadcast and talk about this because this applies to all of us and we've been talking about on the podcast last couple of weeks so I'm curious what you've learned from you and all these people who you students that you've worked with people in Britain to you after your Marie talk now more more people after the book. How do we change? Yeah so that's what that's what this whole puppy is about right. Everything is figure out of all all is well. Here's what I think we have to start. We have to back up and realize that it's possible one of the things that I was really excited about in terms of writing this. This book was how to help people tap into the innate power and intelligence that they already have and when I started to who peel back that notion it really brought me back to our educational system and how at this point in time. It hasn't done a really great job for most of us. There may eighty some exceptions. But I know in terms of my own schooling and my own upbringing doesn't do a stellar job of teaching us how to develop winning mindsets and healthy perspectives. And how how to really optimize our brain how to use this thing to help us create positive change in our own lives and thereby in our communities around us and you know just because we. I didn't learn in school. Doesn't mean we say nobody taught it to us for me. It's like that's the whole reason why. I became a coach quite honestly because when I started to delve into the world old of personal development and professional development and began to understand that there were all these solid principles and concepts and science. That actually worked I was like why. Why are we not teaching this to kids when they're in pre kindergarten and grade school and high school? And why am I just learning about this in my twenties and so the way that we create change is I realizing that we have the power to and if we have the power to them what holds us back and so. That's why this idea this belief this mantra this philosophy that everything is figuring is so incredibly powerful. I Remember Hillary when I was first starting to write the book And it was struggling to write the book. Let's be real. I was out to Brunch with a few friends. And one of my friends brought along her eight-year-old time we're going around the table and everyone was talking about what they're up to in their in their life and they say what are you working on and he said I'm working on a new book and this what's it called. I said everything is figuring out and my friends eight year old son was like no. It's not nope nope it was so it was like dead silence at the table and I was like I said this is actually awesome. Please tell me more your dining hall. Yeah what do you believe is not figure out of all. And he's like well we human beings can't grow working wings out of our back and fly away this kid already. He's amazing I said well first of all have you heard of crisper. If not you need to go google that because you know maybe in the next fifteen or twenty years that actually might be possible. I said but stepping back you do know that we human beings can indeed fly and he was like. Yeah right okay. Well what about this one. I can't bring my dog back from the dead. The one that died a few years ago and in my ahead Hiller. I'm thinking all right. That's some pet cemetery. Is Ray there but that I said well that may be true. But you do know that. Scientists are working on cryogenics cryogenics and people have been cloning their dogs for a few years and he was like. Oh I get your right. So some conversations like that inspired me to create create a set of rules around this idea which gives us a mental container through which we can use it for. Its intended purpose which is to help us create change and thereby create change in the world around around us so there are three rules figure out about philosophy and they go like this rule number one. All problems or dreams are figure out -able rule number number two. If a problem isn't figure out -able it's not really a problem. It's a fact of life or law of nature like death gravity taxes roll number three and this is the big one. You may not care enough to solve a particular problem or reach a particular dream. And that's okay Eh. But find something you do care deeply about and get your back to rule number one. When I was researching the book there was actually this powerful quote quote by a British? Quantum theorist named David Deutsch. And he says everything that is not forbidden by the laws of nature is achievable given the right knowledge. It's actually from another other mind-bending book called the beginning of Infinity. Which I highly recommend on audible because trying to get through it? It's so dentists like nyquil asleep. But you don't have to take a quantum theorist word further my work for that exam for for that instance. I just invite people to try it before you deny it. Try It for you deny it. So there's some other points of potential all skepticism around the idea actually. The three rules handles most of them.