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Quantum Physicists
Our Place in the Cosmos
David Deutsch
The resemblance of the human brain and knowledge and the being of quasars in mathematical sense is explained and vividly illustrated by David Deutsch.
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David Deutsch: Our Place in the Cosmos
July 1, 2005 (almost 8 years ago)The resemblance of the human brain and knowledge and the being of quasars in mathematical sense is explained and vividly illustrated by David Deutsch.
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Source: TED
David Deutsch: A New Way to Explain Explanation
July 1, 2009 (almost 4 years ago)David Deutsch explains the variability of bad explanations and urges the audience to belive in hard-to-vary explanations before believing it to be the truth.
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Source: TED
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