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Podcast EpisodeSteven Strogatz; Janna Levin
Anil Seth explains predictive perception and selfhood as live neuroscience, giving empirical traction without demanding metaphysical migration. This exact object earns inclusion because hearing the exchange performs work the 574-book shelf cannot supply as directly.
Podcast EpisodeSteven Strogatz; Janna Levin
Frank Wilczek moves from clocks and irreversibility to the felt arrow of time without using physics as spiritual metaphor. This exact object earns inclusion because hearing the exchange performs work the 574-book shelf cannot supply as directly.
Podcast EpisodeSteven Strogatz; Janna Levin
Will Ratcliff makes evolutionary transition audible through an ongoing yeast experiment and answers skeptical objections directly. This exact object earns inclusion because hearing the exchange performs work the 574-book shelf cannot supply as directly.