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Hunger Games
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Trade-offs are ubiquitous. They are the most powerful underlying forces driving all the constraints in life, in nature. The most severe on...
More is different
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For the previous post on causality, I went through lots of articles to gather information about how the concept of causal inference is ...
Three Great Wounds
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Recently, I've been reading the fascinating book, Paradoxical Life : Meaning, Matter, and the Power of Human Choice by Andreas Wagne...
On Causality
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One of the recent issues that I’ve been reading on is the concept of causality , initiated by the motivation that (hopefully) I can ...
Feynman on God
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I guess this is one of the most impressive interviews of Richard Feynman, who is, without doubt, one of the greatest physicists of...
Simulating Life
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I would like to introduce Thomas S. Ray, an ecologist who created and developed the Tierra project, a computer simulation of artificial ...
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