Angus Fletcher

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Tetragrammaton with Rick Rubin · Angus Fletcher · 8 Jul 2026 podcast

What math does is math says, no, no, no, everything has to exist at the same time.

Frozen in time.

So it eliminates your ability to think in causes and effects.

And as a result, it stops you from gaining a deeper understanding of what's under the surface.

It's all just correlations and patterns and surfaces.

And what's important about the exploration of life is you're always chasing a cause you can never find.

Like, this is how life works.

There's always a deeper story beneath the story, but you have to go for the story.

And so bad science hooks onto a cause and says, this is the cause for all time.

But good science is always chasing deeper and deeper causes.

And math doesn't chase causes at all.

So what we're taught to do in school is interpret literature.

So this is the word that always comes up.

How do you interpret?

Interpret is another logic function.

It was defined back in a text called the Organon by this guy Aristotle, who's the founder of symbolic logic.

Aristotle invented three functions, and or not, that run all computing.

So all computer chips, including the Apollo guidance computer and all A.I.,

run essentially on either NOR or NAND circuit architecture, and that is what Aristotle defined more than 2,000 years ago.

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