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EPISODE · Apr 26, 2024 · 2H 36M

#16: Higher Order Math and Love with Carlos Zapata Carratalá

from Love & Philosophy · host Andrea Hiott

Send a love messageFull episode on You Tube at Love & Philosophy. Carlos is a founder of the Society for Multidisciplinary and Fundamental Research (SEMF), and a Postdoctoral Fellow and Head of Strategy at the Wolfram Institute, a recently established research institution dedicated to the investigation of the mathematical foundations of computation and the legacy of Stephen Wolfram's scientific ideas. This talk explores his childhood fascination with physics and mathematics towards a multifaceted academic and personal exploration of higher order maths and relations in a quest for a deeper understanding of the universe's complexities. Carlos eloquently discusses the challenges of aligning personal passions with academic pursuits, his evolving interests leading to groundbreaking reflections on higher order mathematics, complexity theory, and their applications to understanding not just the cosmos but the complexities of human relationships, especially within the context of polyamorous dynamics. The narrative weaves together the beauty of scientific inquiry, mathematical honesty, and the deep, introspective examination of human connections, advocating for a boundary-defying approach to knowledge and love.#semf #Carloszapatacarratalá #higherorderthinkingskills #hiott #love #philosophy #wolfram 00:00 Exploring New Languages to Understand Nature00:25 Theoretical Foundations and Practical Impacts01:17 Navigating Romantic and Social Connections02:30 A Deep Dive into Love, Philosophy, and Mathematics03:01 The Journey from Philosophy to Mathematics03:51 Challenging Traditional Academic Paths07:39 Embracing Multidisciplinary Approaches08:55 Personal Growth Through Unconventional Learning10:21 Redefining Success in Academia and Beyond14:28 The Role of Teaching and the Quest for Knowledge28:07 Navigating Life's Complexities with a Love for Wisdom35:47 Reflecting on Personal and Societal Growth41:21 The Influence of a Father's Perspective41:35 A Unique Approach to Learning and Curiosity43:51 The Role of Love and Family in Personal Development45:15 Exploring Personal Identity and Social Dynamics52:48 The Journey from Physics to Multidisciplinary Exploration01:04:28 Reconciling ChilSupport the showBuy Holding Paradox: The Navigational Approach to Mind and Consciousness by Andrea HiottSign up for Making Ways newsletter and projects.Please rate and review with love. YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Substack.

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Send a love message Full episode on You Tube at Love & Philosophy. Carlos is a founder of the Society for Multidisciplinary and Fundamental Research (SEMF), and a Postdoctoral Fellow and Head of Strategy at the Wolfram Institute, a recently established research institution dedicated to the investigation of the mathematical foundations of computation and the legacy of Stephen Wolfram's scientific ideas. This talk explores his childhood fascination with physics and mathematics towards a m...

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