Lee Cronin

I'm trying to imagine all the little flickering lights in the universe in the way that you were describing it.

Yeah, I don't know. I've been kind of obsessed with the – I never know how to pronounce it – Schiaparelli.

Yeah, I don't know. I've been kind of obsessed with the – I never know how to pronounce it – Schiaparelli.

Yeah, I don't know. I've been kind of obsessed with the – I never know how to pronounce it – Schiaparelli.

It's pretty big.

It's pretty big.

It's pretty big.

You can make this with me when he was here, too.

You can make this with me when he was here, too.

You can make this with me when he was here, too.

Let's pick apart.

Let's pick apart.

Let's pick apart.

Yeah, that's spot on.

Yeah, that's spot on.

Yeah, that's spot on.

Yeah, an object. So if I'm going to try to be as meticulous as possible, objects need to be finite and they need to be decomposable into subunits. All human-made artifacts are objects. Is a planet an object? Probably yes, if you scale out. So an object is finite and countable and decomposable.

Yeah, an object. So if I'm going to try to be as meticulous as possible, objects need to be finite and they need to be decomposable into subunits. All human-made artifacts are objects. Is a planet an object? Probably yes, if you scale out. So an object is finite and countable and decomposable.

Yeah, an object. So if I'm going to try to be as meticulous as possible, objects need to be finite and they need to be decomposable into subunits. All human-made artifacts are objects. Is a planet an object? Probably yes, if you scale out. So an object is finite and countable and decomposable.

um i suppose mathematically but yeah i still i still wake up some days and go to think to myself what is an object because it's it's it's a non-trivial um question persists over time i'm quoting from the paper here an object that's finite is distinguishable i'm sure that's a weird adjective distinguishable