Curt Jaimungal – Donald Hoffman

In this episode Stephen Wolfram and Donald Hoffman discuss their competing frameworks for understanding reality and consciousness. Wolfram introduces the Ruliad, a computational multiverse that generates all possible mathematical structures, while Hoffman argues that consciousness is fundamental and that we only percei

Donald Hoffman, a cognitive scientist, and philosopher Philip Goff explore consciousness, perception, evolution, and panpsychism, questioning what is real. Their conversation probes the limits of neuroscience, the nature of reality, and the possibility of infinite consciousness.- 00:00 - Intro- 02:46 - Goff’s World Vie

Bernardo Kastrup, Donald Hoffman, and Susan Schneider debate whether computers can be conscious, examining the philosophical and scientific arguments behind machine consciousness. The conversation explores the limits of artificial intelligence, the nature of subjective experience, and the implications for future techno

In this episode Donald Hoffman and Joscha Bach explore consciousness, free will, Gödel’s incompleteness, and whether reality is computational. They debate the limits of a Theory of Everything and examine how physical and algorithmic worlds intersect.- 00:00:00 - Introduction- 00:03:34 - Theory of Everything possible? /

In this deep technical interview, cognitive psychologist Donald Hoffman discusses his theory that consciousness is fundamental to reality, challenging conventional materialist views. Host Curt Jaimungal, a mathematical physicist, probes the scientific and philosophical implications, making it the most technical convers