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デイヴィッド・ドイチュ:説明を説明するための新しい方法

Filmed Jul 2009 • Posted Oct 2009TEDGlobal 2009
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何万年もの間、私達の祖先はこの世界を神話を通して理解してきました。変化のスピードは非常に遅かったのです。科学的な理解の高まりは、この2,3世紀の間に世界を変えました。なぜでしょう?物理学者デイヴィッド・ドイチュは巧妙な答えを提案します。

David Deutsch's 1997 book "The Fabric of Reality" laid the groundwork for an all-encompassing Theory of Everything, and galvanized interest in the idea of a quantum computer, which could solve problems of hitherto unimaginable complexity. Full bio »

Translated into Japanese by Mika Riedel
Reviewed by Mai Taki
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