Lex Fridman

Irving, thank you so much for talking.

Be well.

Thanks for listening to this conversation with Irving Finkel.

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And now, let me leave you with some words from Ludwig Wittgenstein.

The limits of my language means the limits of my world.

Thank you for listening.

I hope to see you next time.

The following is a conversation with Michael Levin, his second time on the podcast.

He is one of the most fascinating and brilliant biologists and scientists I've ever had the pleasure of speaking with.

He and his labs at Tufts University study and build biological systems that help us understand the nature of intelligence, agency, memory, consciousness, and life in all of its forms here on Earth and beyond.

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