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This, the ability to take real-world phenomena and make them something a microchip can understand, is, I think, the most important skill anyone can have these days.
You've been observing the physics of everyday phenomena your entire life.
Wigner pointed out that many purely mathematical theories developed in a vacuum, often with no view towards describing any physical phenomena, have proven decades or even centuries later, to be the framework necessary to explain how the universe has been working all along.
For instance, the number theory of British mathematician Gottfried Hardy, who had boasted that none of his work would ever be found useful in describing any phenomena in the real world, helped establish cryptography.
But the majority of the time entoptic phenomena, such as floaters and blue sky sprites, are just a gentle reminder that what we think we see depends just as much on our biology and minds as it does on the external world.
The answer begins with understanding that the word radiation describes two very different scientific phenomena: electromagnetic radiation and nuclear radiation.
And what we found in emergent phenomena at vastly different scales is that same remarkable characteristic as the fish displayed: That emergence doesn't require someone or something to be in charge.
Researchers have a name for this phenomena, the Dunning-Kruger effect.
Despite decades of evidence that light was a wave, Einstein proposed that it could, in fact, be a particle, showing that mysterious phenomena, such as the photoelectric effect, could be explained by his hypothesis.
(Camera clicks) (Applause) There are two powerful phenomena unfolding on earth: the rise of global warming and the rise of women and girls.
I'm going to show you just a few examples of how pervasive this phenomena is.
We had deflation during the Depression, but that was collapse of the money supply, collapse of consumer confidence, a completely different phenomena.
And this is a very widespread phenomena.
That was strictly a capital-markets phenomena.
So, one of the phenomena that's very clear in the blogosphere is that once a meme, once an idea gets going, it is very easy for people to just sort of pile on, because other people have, say, a link.
When we talk about bottom-up, decentralized phenomena, the ant colony is the classic metaphor, because, no individual ant knows what it's doing, but collectively ants are able to reach incredibly intelligent decisions.
There are actually two phenomena at play: the experience of pain, and a biological process called nociception.
The problem was that if you go with this basic idea that space equals time in comics, what happens is that when you introduce sound and motion, which are temporal phenomena that can only be represented through time, they break with that continuity of presentation.
Respectively, these two theories describe the largest and smallest physical phenomena, and they’re notoriously difficult to combine.
That means that as astrophysicists, we have to rely on sophisticated computer simulations in order to understand these complex phenomena.
And I'm from theoretical physics, so I'm used to people making very sophisticated mathematical models to precisely describe physical phenomena, so when I saw that this is the model for depression, I though to myself, "Oh my God, we have a lot of work to do." (Laughter) But this is a kind of general problem in neuroscience.
Indoor vertical farming is a relatively recent phenomena, commercially speaking, and the reason for this is that consumers care more about food safety and where their food comes from, and also, the necessary technology to make this possible is more readily available and lower cost, and the overall cost of food production globally is actually increasing, making this type of food production more competitive.
Interestingly, those three phenomena are all connected.
That ancient dream that had always eluded the alchemists was achieved through these same theories that explained starlight and other ancient mysteries and new, unexpected phenomena.
That accounts for the same phenomena as the original myth.
So, for the essence of what makes the difference to enable progress, seek good explanations, the ones that can't be easily varied, while still explaining the phenomena.
They are cultural creations, not natural phenomena.
Because that is the way to suppress the energetic phenomena that we see in active galactic nuclei.
They are cognitive phenomena.
And we started exploring all kinds of other phenomena.
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