Dmitry Ryzhikh·Nov 1Anatomy of a Copenhagen Malfunction: How an Anime Freak Vainly Attempts to “Cancel” Multiverse…Disclaimer: This text represents an independent scientific-philosophical essay and a critical analysis of the epistemological dead-ends of…
InBazarconomybyProfessor António Francisco·Aug 3The Archaeology of Underdevelopment (Part 7 of 10)How the Questions Changed Faster Than the Answers
Rajiv Chandrasekaran·Jun 24The Iran Deal Is Not a Prediction Problem. It’s an Error-Correction Problem.Why Popper and Deutsch should change how we read the US–Iran settlement — and why the only forecast that matters is whether anyone is…
Andregaragon·Feb 3Como analisar os primeiros computadores pode nos ajudar a projetar melhores sistemas agênticos?Há alguns anos li um livro bastante interessante, ‘The Beginning of Infinity’, escrito por David Deutsch. De uma maneira resumida, o livro…
Joseph E. Julian·Jan 25A Conversation with David Deutsch — That Physics Hasn’t Had YetWe agree that the math is exact. We agree there is no collapse. But where he sees a tree branching out, I see a fractal folding in. A…A response icon4A response icon4
Kamaro Lambert·Oct 13, 2025Why Mastering Principles Beats Memorizing Facts Every. Single. Time.The fabric of knowledgeA response icon1A response icon1
Vikas Rana·Oct 8, 2025From Turing to Deutsch: How Quantum Computing Redefines What It Means to ComputeOne question I get from people a lot is “Are quantum computers just faster computers”. My answer mostly is “sometimes, for certain…
Hrishikesh Diwan·Apr 20, 2025Seeking ExplanationDigesting “The Fabric of Reality” by David Deutsch, as a waystation on my reading journey
mokagio·Mar 14, 2025Problems are inevitable. Problems are soluble.Of all the ideas in David Deutsch’s The Beginning of Infinity, “problems are inevitable; problems are soluble” stood out to me from the…
