What Michael Levin thinks about mathematics
Developmental and synthetic biologist; Distinguished Professor at Tufts University and director of the Allen Discovery Center there. Known for work on bioelectric signalling in regeneration and for co-creating xenobots. Writes the Forms of life, forms of mind blog.
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Their wordsI suppose, in a sense I agree that an intelligence ratchet (paper coming in a few months) is embedded all the way down, as a free gift of the math.
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