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David Deutsch讲述我们在宇宙中的位置

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著名科学家David Deutsh将理论物理搁置一旁,而对一个更为急迫的话题展开论述:人类的存续。他表示,解决全球暖化的第一步是承认我们有问题需要解决。

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 »

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