Full podcast episode: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ppiqmdRrerbVm6w.html Lex Fridman podcast channel: kzread.info Guest bio: Sean Carroll is a theoretical physicist, author, and host of Mindscape podcast.

Top Comment ❤ - Sean is top notch. He's so fascinated and kind. This is how we all should strive to be. Enthused by enthusiasm. Imagine if all of our cops, judges, politicians explained themselves in such a kind but highly knowledged manner. Thanks for having him on. Will you please have him know again?

Has Lex had a talk with a digital physicist ? someone to explicate Wheeler's it-from-bit

En mi cabeza 🧠

@Darklord1201FTW

29 күн бұрын

This is a reply to the title of the video? Hahaha made me laugh

The event horizon

I would say that spacetime decreases entropy when kinetic energy goes down. That way stars and planets get born.

this part was So unedifying. For a start it needs to be discussed what the realtionship is between thermodynamic entropy (disorder) and information theory's *entropy*, where I believe the word means the *quantity of information*. We could use some guest to help,sort this out (and tell the von Neumann joke anecdote about the naming the-quantity-of-information - he really was joking - he certainly intuited the rich, real, but counterintuitive analogy(?)

Why are we classifying it as information? When a hurricane or say an explosion destroys something do we call the remaining wreckage information? I just dont understand the desire to call it information. Just trying to make what theyre looking for make sense

@sweatswithcruise

29 күн бұрын

The mass amounts of energy it’s taking in is the “information” in this sense. Obviously a hurricane tears shit up but does it turn all that matter into nothingness and it ceases to exist even in bits and torn up pieces?

@christopherareed

29 күн бұрын

I think you need to look at it like information doesn't need to be useful or discernable to be information. Just like with a hurricane, all of the things it destroys can be pieced back together, all the information is still there, it exists. The same concept goes to the extreme, when you burn a piece of wood and you have nothing but ashes and various amounts of carbon and oxygen released into the air, etc. The information is still all there, it still all exists, and it is in fact possible to collect all the ashes and carbon and oxygen and piece back together that exact piece of wood. Then go even more to the extreme, and apply the same concept to black holes and hawking radiation. The information of everything that went into the black hole still exists and is theoretically possible to put back together what was inside through those same concepts. The ability and time to actually do something like that is another topic/question in and of itself though.

@Ebadd9

29 күн бұрын

​@@christopherareed If matter switches states its structure is erased. If you burn a piece of wood you loose the information of its structure, branches et.c. so how would you piece that together? where is that information stored?

@thertcll

29 күн бұрын

​@@Ebadd9all of those atoms still exist and you could technically rearrange them into the exact 'thing' it once was.

@BillThe3rd

28 күн бұрын

I’m with you, what is decimating it that makes it information if nobody is on the other end of it? I guess we are not in on the lingo of what physicists call information or whatever information law is.

All data is found within the equation that motion itself carries. The only legacy that survives big bangs.

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In the balls

Lol what a hilarious title…

@mistakesweremade58

8 күн бұрын

Why do you think it's hilarious?

'Black Holes'? Hmm, Memory is our Highest Basic-Ability, second last Deep-Sleep, before wake, is our Memory-Body. So it is Here, that all and any Memory, is Stored. If Memory didn't exist, We would Not be Able, to Remember from word to word. Stuff-side of Life, is a Motion-Ocean, Memory is woven into all Stuff. The Eternal Perspective.

@surrealsurrealism

29 күн бұрын

What u have for breakfast yesterday (easyish), what u have for lunch yesterday(harder), what u have for dinner yesterday(easy), what you have for lunch tomorrow(hardest)….

@deividsonaraujodepaula2790

29 күн бұрын

❤

This guy looks like he would do just as well communicating science as running a d&d campaign, aka the universes DM (dungeon master [for plebs] )

How to say very little with so much ~some black hole somewhere

4k views in 8 hours ? 🤔

@ETAisNOW

29 күн бұрын

Emojis are gay

this is too opaque for me to be convinced there is something here accessible to understanding

@julianholman7379

28 күн бұрын

@UCy5ebYM3nD5ezU1L6XnAmJA I have to do some reading before I can make a more cogent critical comment. But I think it fair to say that you guys are a bit irresponsible to deploy the term 'info density' as if the meaning is unambiguous. The following comment Displays the uncertainty of what you mean by information, by giving the example of a very precise irrational number, which of course 'doesnt tell you anything much', ie is Not *informative* in the way we normally think of 'information'

@julianholman7379

28 күн бұрын

@UCy5ebYM3nD5ezU1L6XnAmJA we normally associate 'meaning' and 'information, but I think, when we are speaking in information-theoretic terms they are actually in inverse relationship - meaning/pattern recognition happens when info is *minimized*

There are seven dimensions, and every thought, action, and emotion is imprinted on the stars and planets. When a group of people pass away or resolve certain issues, it can manifest as planets or stars being consumed by black holes. In this way, black holes act as cosmic recycling devices :)

@Darklord1201FTW

29 күн бұрын

Are you being poetic or literal. lol 😆

@WMDHOSTING-hr4hc

29 күн бұрын

@@Darklord1201FTW literal :)

@Darklord1201FTW

29 күн бұрын

@@WMDHOSTING-hr4hc where’d you receive this information?

Information is stored on in Lex's small hands.

Oh, a science fiction fantasy topic huh?

Honestly at this point im not sure space and black holes even exist 😂😂 too many videos debunking space and nasa

@zacheryskinner7186

29 күн бұрын

…. You’re joking right? 😂 The ONLY thing involving space that I can see as being possibly fake would be the moon landing.

@Darklord1201FTW

29 күн бұрын

@@zacheryskinner7186you believe in the moon? 🌖 dude it’s literally just a reflection of the sun on the firmament dome. Here bro 😎 take this 🍄💊

@sexigrande1792

29 күн бұрын

“Debunking space” are you ret@rded?

@OptimusGnarkill

29 күн бұрын

Fuckin zoomers….

@roynaidu2327

29 күн бұрын

​@@zacheryskinner7186it depends on the observer, you're both right. Until you go up there and observe it yourself, it's neither rear or not real.