The life and philosophy of Denis Noble | rival of Richard Dawkins
Esteemed biologist Denis Noble reflects on life and career.
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In this intimate interview esteemed biologist Denis Noble reflects on a life of experience working at the forefront of computational physiology. Here, he reflects on how his view that organisms lead the way, and not genes, has been met with fierce opposition.
#computationalbiology #philosophyofscience #cardiovascularphysiology
Denis Noble is one of the pioneers of modern biology. He is a British physiologist and biologist who has worked at the University of Oxford. He developed the first viable mathematical model of the working heart, and is the author of several best-selling books.
00:00 Introduction
00:33 How did you come to computational modelling?
07:11 How music helped through a career in academia
08:55 How insights from music can inform science
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Stunning !!
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Seems like a nice fellow, and it's an interesting listen. Peace ✌️
Regenerative ag ❤❤❤
'there is more evidence for devolution than for evolution' - Derek Prince 'there is not the creative element present in the theory of evolution to make me believe in it' - John Lennox 'I begin to doubt this theory' - Charles Darwin (letter of the 1860's - my paraphrase)
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2 ай бұрын
you lost me at john lennox , there is certainly a huge problem with neo-darwinism but god is certainly aint an answer for it
Doctor Who?
The redundancy of nature is its rubustness.
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Philosophy is dead.