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Curt Jaimungal: Consciousness, Irreducibility, and the Local to Global

4/22/20261 hr

Why can't local agreement scale to global truth? At the Mind at Large consciousness conference, hosted by the Center for Process Studies, I make the case using sheaf theory and physics — breaking down consciousness, free will, and the hard problem to show why sincerity beats any polished, totalizing philosophy. FOLLOW:

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  6. Andrew· Host0:29

    Okay, well hello everyone and welcome back. We're going to jump in straight away to our second plenary session of the day by none other than Curt Jaimungal. Many of you may be familiar with Curt's good work. Curt is a Toronto-based filmmaker and interviewer exploring a variety of topics related to theoretical physics, consciousness, and free will through his widely acclaimed podcast, TOE, otherwise known as the Theories of Everything. If you are unfamiliar with that podcast, I would highly recommend you check it out and see all the good content that Curt is producing. Curt, we're really happy to have you here with us today and we'll turn the floor over to you now.

  7. Curt Jaimungal· Guest1:14

    Thank you for the invitation. It's an honor to be here. A special thank you to Matt, Matt Siegel. Now, in keeping with the theme of this talk, I have some inconsistent ideas I'd like to present. First of all, what was this

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