Curt Jaimungal
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31,243 appearances
109 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 14 Sep
Curt Jaimungal’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's not independent.
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I think that's right.
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What is the electron doing when no one's looking?
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Right.
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In that second case, I imagine the question would then just be, well, what is the field doing when no one's looking?
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Now for the Copenhagen view, is it that they think the question is ill-formed, that there is no answer, or do they say that our axioms are silent on that?
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So for instance, right now we're speaking, and if you say, according to this video call, what games are loaded on my PS5?
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I mean, you would just say, this video call was silent on that.
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It doesn't answer, but it doesn't mean that's a meaningless question per se.
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So what's the difference there between an axiom set being silent on something versus something not existing or being meaningless?
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to us
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I'm extremely interested in ontology.
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Like, what is something?
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And then many physicists, they, in the first year courses, maybe second year courses, they act like that's what we're interested in.
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We want to know what is nature.
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Physics is the study of nature.
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In fact, the root of physics is Greek, which is synonymous with nature.
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Yes.
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Which is interesting because we tend to separate physical nature from nature.
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But anyhow.
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