Michael Levin

And I said, that's pretty cool.

These guys are climbing up to the same point where I'm getting at it from biology and philosophy and whatever.

They're getting there from computer science and machine learning.

We'll take a couple hours.

I'll give a talk.

They'll give a talk.

We'll talk about it.

I thought there were going to be three talks at this thing.

Once I started reaching out to people for this,

everybody sort of said, you know, I know somebody who's really into this stuff, but they never talk about it because there's no audience for this.

So I reached out to them and then they said, yeah, I know this mathematician or I know this, you know, economist, whatever, who has these ideas and there's no way we can ever talk about them.

So I got this whole list and it became completely obvious that we can't do this in a normal, you know, we're now booked up through December.

So every week in our center, somebody gives a talk.

We kind of discuss it.

It all goes on this thing.

I'll give you a link to it.

And then there's a huge running discussion after that.

And then in the end, we're all going to get together for an actual real-time discussion section and talk about it.

But there's going to be probably 15 or so talks about this from all kinds of disciplines.

It's