Sarah Walker

And so what I'm getting at with this is I think that living objects are actually huge. Like they're some of the biggest structures in the universe, but but they are not big in space, they are big in time. And we actually can't resolve that feature. We don't interact with it on a regular basis.

So we see them as these fleeting things that have this really short temporal clock time without seeing how large they are. When I'm saying time here, I really like the way that people could picture it is in terms of causal structure.

So we see them as these fleeting things that have this really short temporal clock time without seeing how large they are. When I'm saying time here, I really like the way that people could picture it is in terms of causal structure.

So we see them as these fleeting things that have this really short temporal clock time without seeing how large they are. When I'm saying time here, I really like the way that people could picture it is in terms of causal structure.

So if you think about the history of the universe to get to you and you imagine that that entire history is you, that is the picture I have in my mind when I look at every living thing.

So if you think about the history of the universe to get to you and you imagine that that entire history is you, that is the picture I have in my mind when I look at every living thing.

So if you think about the history of the universe to get to you and you imagine that that entire history is you, that is the picture I have in my mind when I look at every living thing.

Doesn't everyone?

Doesn't everyone?

Doesn't everyone?

Well, you know what the trick is? The reason they're hard to write is because it's compressing a very deep idea into a short amount of space. And I really like doing that intellectual exercise because I find it productive for me.

Well, you know what the trick is? The reason they're hard to write is because it's compressing a very deep idea into a short amount of space. And I really like doing that intellectual exercise because I find it productive for me.

Well, you know what the trick is? The reason they're hard to write is because it's compressing a very deep idea into a short amount of space. And I really like doing that intellectual exercise because I find it productive for me.

Yeah, I like language. I think it's really fun to play with.

Yeah, I like language. I think it's really fun to play with.

Yeah, I like language. I think it's really fun to play with.

I would like to try this, but I think I use language in certain ways that are non-canonical, and I do it very purposefully. And it would be interesting to me how AI would interpret it.

I would like to try this, but I think I use language in certain ways that are non-canonical, and I do it very purposefully. And it would be interesting to me how AI would interpret it.

I would like to try this, but I think I use language in certain ways that are non-canonical, and I do it very purposefully. And it would be interesting to me how AI would interpret it.

The universe is far larger in time than it is in space.