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Roger Penrose: Physics of Consciousness and the Infinite Universe | Lex Fridman Podcast #85 

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Roger Penrose is physicist, mathematician, and philosopher at University of Oxford. He has made fundamental contributions in many disciplines from the mathematical physics of general relativity and cosmology to the limitations of a computational view of consciousness.
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0:00 - Introduction
3:51 - 2001: A Space Odyssey
9:43 - Consciousness and computation
23:45 - What does it mean to "understand"
31:37 - What's missing in quantum mechanics?
40:09 - Whatever consciousness is, it's not a computation
44:13 - Source of consciousness in the human brain
1:02:57 - Infinite cycles of big bangs
1:22:05 - Most beautiful idea in mathematics
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@lexfridman
@lexfridman 4 года назад
I really enjoyed this conversation with Roger. Here's the outline: 0:00 - Introduction 3:51 - 2001: A Space Odyssey 9:43 - Consciousness and computation 23:45 - What does it mean to "understand" 31:37 - What's missing in quantum mechanics? 40:09 - Whatever consciousness is, it's not a computation 44:13 - Source of consciousness in the human brain 1:02:57 - Infinite cycles of big bangs 1:22:05 - Most beautiful idea in mathematics
@williamvanhuss8452
@williamvanhuss8452 4 года назад
Lex Fridman Thanks for this episode. Always fascinating to hear Penrose speak.
@Ultimate_Tito_TheExplorer
@Ultimate_Tito_TheExplorer 4 года назад
Lex Fridman ill be your jamie bro. If your hiring
@JaimeLannister13
@JaimeLannister13 4 года назад
Lex, this has been a very informative podcast for me (one of your best, truly). Thank you for breaking out the above for us. If I can follow up with a question for you at 1:11:20 when Roger discusses how the universe gets more boring as we near heat death and black holes begin radiating away. My question is: is it possible that they don't radiate away and that they instead manage to continue finding one another growing in mass until having a gravitational effect on the expansion of the universe itself causing an implosion instead of a heat death? Don't know if you'll get to this but thought i'd ask. Cheers,
@bobbykotick1163
@bobbykotick1163 4 года назад
joe rogans sloppy seconds
@senaesul3128
@senaesul3128 4 года назад
Lex, I don't think consciousness is as complicated as many people put it (despite the sounding ignorance of this statement). Most of the battle in my opinion is the training of a self identity that carries memories of said identity. Our own consciousness is essentially trained illusion to believe our sensory inputs and memory make us separate from the causal link of the quantum universe. This all might be bollocks, please let me know if it is, thanks!
@doronron7323
@doronron7323 3 года назад
Penrose; such a humble man. Can't we find a way to give him another lifetime?
@rob16248
@rob16248 3 года назад
He might just find a way to do it himself.
@redthered585
@redthered585 2 года назад
Agreed, so few people would be deserving of a such a gift
@bruno3
@bruno3 2 года назад
This kind of comment isn't ill-intentioned, but I always cringe when I hear or read things of the sort. When you get to a certain age, most people treat you like your death is imminent and that must be tiring and depressing. No one knows when their time will come. Just imagine how many young people have died since this comment was published and Dr. Penrose is still alive and kicking. Let's just see people for who they are and not put a life expectancy tag on them.
@tedsmith9215
@tedsmith9215 2 года назад
@@redthered585 Are we all not photons reaching toward the boundaries of infinite space as we shape the next iteration of a reborn universe?
@ac-gp3kz
@ac-gp3kz 2 года назад
@@bruno3 I thought it was a great comment. I took it to mean that this man has achieved so much in terms of bringing forward our understanding of the universe that it's a real shame he's almost at the end of his life. If we could give him another lifetime imagine what more he could do. There's only a tiny percentage of people on earth with a mind like his.
@PaulWalker-lk3gi
@PaulWalker-lk3gi 2 года назад
Roger Penrose: "I'd like to call myself a scientist, I suppose." Also Roger Penrose: Won the Nobel Prize in Physics.
@HansDunkelberg1
@HansDunkelberg1 2 года назад
Do you really think that you can impress anybody with this ridiculous portion of flattery?
@thinkinyblinko6666
@thinkinyblinko6666 2 года назад
True modesty/humility shows a mind fully aware of the vast complexity of it all. I love it.
@vhawk1951kl
@vhawk1951kl 2 года назад
so what?
@DivorcedStates
@DivorcedStates 2 года назад
You know, he's something of a scientist himself.
@Norsilca
@Norsilca 2 года назад
@@HansDunkelberg1 Found the fun at parties guy
@Perforu
@Perforu Год назад
People should note he is NINETY years old while the interview is conducted - this speaks volumes how brilliant his mind is...
@dawnkeyy
@dawnkeyy 4 месяца назад
This is basically having a 90yo running a marathon.
@thishandleistacken
@thishandleistacken 3 месяца назад
@@dawnkeyy I'm family friends with Dr. Brenda Milner who was the student of and worked with Dr. Penfield (I grew up around her and was flown out to Toronto a few month back with my dad as her 2 representatives for her induction to the Canadian Walk of Fame) and she's 105 and still able to have complex conversations! It's utterly amazing. She's clearly not as sharp as she was in her 90s and certainly not as sharp as she was when I was a kid but it's really quite stunning. Her and Penrose are both inspiring examples that make me less afraid to be old. The key seems to be to constantly learn and keep yourself open to novelty. Those who seem to lose cognition earlier (while there are certainly genetic factors) also seem to be those who "already have a closed worldview" rather than those who are always open to changing their minds so long as there is logic and reason to do so
@kalachakra1508
@kalachakra1508 25 дней назад
WHAT?!! Wow, incredible. Just incredible.
@LordOfThePancakes
@LordOfThePancakes 25 дней назад
@@thishandleistackencap
@thishandleistacken
@thishandleistacken 25 дней назад
@@LordOfThePancakes how? look her up. she's a fascinating woman, odd, but truly fascinating
@nickpayne4724
@nickpayne4724 Год назад
Without hyperbole: one of the best interviews in our human history. This is a classic. An absolute field of glittering gems, each refracting a cosmos. Very skillfully done by Lex, asking the questions to simultaneously deepen the conversation and connect it to a listener who isn't as skilled in math or physics as Penrose, yet still letting him go into the depths when he feels the need.
@oiooiioioiooioii5400
@oiooiioioiooioii5400 6 месяцев назад
Absolutely! When I saw that Lex had an interview with Sir Roger Penrose I couldn't believe I somehow missed it. I have heard a fair amount of Penrose talks, but this is probably the best I have heard so far.
@tanmayjoshi108
@tanmayjoshi108 3 года назад
Roger Penrose awarded Nobel Prize for Physics 2020
@RahulKumar-ng2gh
@RahulKumar-ng2gh 3 года назад
loved that people celebrating Noble Prize winners, I will root for Jennifer doudna for Medicine
@elonmusk352
@elonmusk352 3 года назад
Just after he got nobel Indians started attacking Lex Friedman podcast too lool Because in other podcast very few views are there from India
@RahulKumar-ng2gh
@RahulKumar-ng2gh 3 года назад
@@elonmusk352 if you won't notice it, don't say it, I am regular on and off viewer of lex and Rogan podcast last one year
@elonmusk352
@elonmusk352 3 года назад
@@RahulKumar-ng2gh Lol I am also Indian although living in US but I mean in other channels like tibees most subscribes and viewers are Indian which is not for Lex Friedman
@MarttiSuomivuori
@MarttiSuomivuori 3 года назад
He is totally wrong about consciousness.
@don17525
@don17525 4 года назад
Casually having a conversation with one of the best minds of the last 100 years. Well done Lex, thank you
@QED_
@QED_ 3 года назад
@don17525: That "casually" may be misleading. Penrose steps through the totality of his interests and their development here . . . in a comprehensive way that I've never seen him do in a dozen other interviews. How does that happen (?) Does Fridman provide some kind of intellectual space that uniquely facilitates Penrose doing that (?) Very interesting . . .
@ethandickson9490
@ethandickson9490 3 года назад
​@@QED_ think he goes deeper on the portal
@AndrewFlower92
@AndrewFlower92 3 года назад
Right!? So beautifull to conceive what their learning. 😊
@ethandickson9490
@ethandickson9490 2 года назад
@@rick15666 it's Eric Weinstein's podcast. Just search on RU-vid
@MikeTheD
@MikeTheD Год назад
You read about characters in history and Penrose is one of them. So we get that live.
@raunike
@raunike Год назад
Just listened to another podcast where the interviewer was bombarding sir Penrose with new questions all the time, without letting him finish his previous ideas. Lex, it was so refreshing to hear your conversation with him where he could actually finish his thoughts :) and good questions from your side!
@1DJDUST
@1DJDUST Год назад
Yes, I saw that Jordan Peterson interview too and boy his ego is too big to let other people do the talking. ;)
@josephinavomit8189
@josephinavomit8189 Год назад
@@1DJDUST me too, horrible to watch
@josephsmth646
@josephsmth646 Год назад
​@@1DJDUSTJP licks Benjamin Netanyahu and claims i love skeptisim,lol.
@serpentines6356
@serpentines6356 Год назад
@@1DJDUST Ah, that's too bad. I like Peterson a lot. I think he jumps in there mainly because his thoughts run fast, and rampant and he doesn't want to lose his next question. I do like the very relaxed form interviewers like Lex. Benjamin Boyce is another one.
@1DJDUST
@1DJDUST Год назад
@@serpentines6356 yeah i like JP too, I think he's a smart man. Just needs to know his place in a conversation where he is not the center of attention.
@markmasterson4811
@markmasterson4811 2 года назад
I used to work in Oxford years ago in an administrative capacity and had the privilege of working with Roger over that time. A very lovely person and a gentleman, in addition to being one of the world's great minds. We never rang him til the afternoon, which was because he worked in the ver early hours of the morning. He also always kept the mathematics board meetings on time, maybe cause he knew never to waste that immensely precious commodity.
@melvinost8272
@melvinost8272 3 месяца назад
when you say "he worked in the very early hours of the morning", do you mean that he stayed up til the wee hours and came in late? or came in early and was most productive before midday?
@justdoityourself7134
@justdoityourself7134 4 года назад
My only problem with this interview is that it didn't last 24 hours.
@mikhailfranco
@mikhailfranco 4 года назад
Is that the Goggins Penrose Challenge?
@frankwillow-rogersjr.3253
@frankwillow-rogersjr.3253 4 года назад
Yes 'JustDoItYourself' I agree. That was one of the most-complicated/while being the most-beautiful deliveries of INFOrmation which most of will never reach to utilize--I have experienced! Thx L.F. & R.P.
@dunbar1100
@dunbar1100 3 года назад
O
@kd0525
@kd0525 3 года назад
I’d have to watch it 24 times to understand it
@quantacipher
@quantacipher 3 года назад
A short clip to celebrate Noble Prize winning of Roger Penrose ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mDuF64tHStY.html
4 года назад
This is surreal. Roger Penrose was my most anticipated guest on this podcast and it finally happened. Thank you Lex and Roger very much for doing this!
@1skeeta4u
@1skeeta4u 4 года назад
Any other recommendations??
4 года назад
@@1skeeta4u Weinstein did a podcast with Penrose not so long ago where they mainly talked about Penroses work in mathematics and physics. Highly recommend watching that if you enjoyed this one, although it can be hard to follow at some parts since Weinstein is a mathematician too and they get very technical at times.
@1skeeta4u
@1skeeta4u 4 года назад
@Bob Smith are those podcast also?
@yotty97
@yotty97 4 года назад
yeah bro, compare him to Eric Weinstein recently....Penrose can make complicated ideas so much more accessible, whereas Eric Weinstein was totally incomprehensible word salad
@quantacipher
@quantacipher 3 года назад
A short clip to celebrate Noble Prize winning of Roger Penrose ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mDuF64tHStY.html
@joegranata7936
@joegranata7936 3 года назад
This is one of the greatest interview I've seen in my whole life. No exaggeration here. Thank you Lex. I owe you something for this magic moment.
@vinterwn2946
@vinterwn2946 Год назад
There is exaggeration here
@user-sd4zb7ek1l
@user-sd4zb7ek1l 11 месяцев назад
Has nobody here heard about infinite deaths and rebirths of the cosmos in hindu cosmology? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ugyrzr5Ds8o.html
@show_me_your_kitties
@show_me_your_kitties 11 месяцев назад
Oh yeah? Donate to his channel, we will all love to see it in the comment section ❤
@rostorik_abc
@rostorik_abc 2 года назад
"We're scratching the surface here"...sigh...I wish I could come back in 100, 300, 1000 and 10 000 years to see what we got to. But at this brief moment I can be really happy, that you Lex, has made it possible for little people like us, to listen to one of the greatest minds in this timeline.
@abigailbarber1977
@abigailbarber1977 Год назад
you can come back ( :
@Sandwichism
@Sandwichism 4 года назад
Lex "Never ceases to amaze me with outstanding guests" Fridman
@tyfoodsforthought
@tyfoodsforthought 4 года назад
Nailed it
@Scorch428
@Scorch428 3 года назад
Ever cross your mind that hes a soviet spy? I dunno why, buts its crossed mine....always asking these specific questions about new technology!!:P
@quantacipher
@quantacipher 3 года назад
A short clip to celebrate Noble Prize winning of Roger Penrose ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mDuF64tHStY.html
@StradexEngine
@StradexEngine 3 года назад
​@@Scorch428 Quite unlikely since soviet union ceased to exist since near 30 years.
@michaelcollette8170
@michaelcollette8170 3 года назад
@@StradexEngine 😂
@sebacaine6974
@sebacaine6974 4 года назад
"You don't need to quantize gravity, you need to gravitize quantum mechanics." I love that.
@The.Golden.Door.
@The.Golden.Door. 4 года назад
We are a perfect example of these mechanics
@hyperduality2838
@hyperduality2838 4 года назад
Duality! Gravitation is equivalent or dual to acceleration -- Einstein's happiest thought Energy is dual to mass -- Einstein Space is dual to time -- Einstein Discrete (quantum) is dual to continuous (classical)
@The.Golden.Door.
@The.Golden.Door. 4 года назад
@@hyperduality2838 gender, polarity, correspondence, cause & effect, mentalism, rhythm, vibration
@hyperduality2838
@hyperduality2838 4 года назад
@@The.Golden.Door. Thesis is dual to anti-thesis, the time independent Hegelian dialectic. Alive (thesis) is dual to not alive (anti-thesis) -- Schrodinger's or Hegel's cat. Syntropy is dual to increasing entropy -- the 4th law of thermodynamics. Using duality you can create new laws of physics!
@The.Golden.Door.
@The.Golden.Door. 4 года назад
@@hyperduality2838 What brings duality together? Duality is lost & incomplete in constructivity without a vector equilibrium. All laws of Physics , both new & old, constantly orginate from and progress to the coherence of a vector equilibrium... the unity between the indefinite Dyad and a deeper connection between duality & hyperduality. The convergence point ●
@philiolynott4886
@philiolynott4886 2 года назад
This is one of the most fantastic things I have ever listened to. Roger penrose can literally reach into other difficult fields like Neurobiology with ease and even more, propel those fields forward to think beyond what was thought possible. Absolutely wild, we are blessed to have such a mind.
@bonnieroberts1799
@bonnieroberts1799 Год назад
Just found this older episode. Infinite gratitude for the pleasure of listening to your expert interview of the gracious and brilliant Sir Roger Penrose.
@McMurchie
@McMurchie 4 года назад
Take note kids, this man is a legend.
@HarryNicNicholas
@HarryNicNicholas 3 года назад
yep, it makes me laugh to think about his space filling shapes - "i think i can do it in five - oops, i've done it with just two" lol. my favourite though is in debate with william lane craig about creation and god, penrose says at one point, just matter of fact "there may well be a superior being, but i don't see where that gets us" and then, just throwaway "and there's nothing to say this being isn't malicious". a little old man with a bad comb over. love him.
@williamgreene4834
@williamgreene4834 3 года назад
@@HarryNicNicholas Yes and those 2 space filling shapes can pave an area the size of the know Universe and the pattern never repeats. That kind of hurts your brain.
@quantacipher
@quantacipher 3 года назад
A short clip to celebrate Noble Prize winning of Roger Penrose ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mDuF64tHStY.html
@andersbjorkman8666
@andersbjorkman8666 3 года назад
I dream of a world in the future when men like these are the ones idolized by the masses, and not rap-artists who sing about getting rich fast by drivebys and selling drugs while "banging hoes" xD
@braideasegoat8284
@braideasegoat8284 3 года назад
I'm all out of paper, out of all charged devices, and my memory is on overdrive. I suggest casual note taking and not writing down every word 🤭
@nozfirat
@nozfirat 4 года назад
I was a teenager when I watched 2001: A Space Odyssey, in early 70's. That movie was a real milestone in my life, inspired me to love physics, and then to choose Electronic Engineering as my job. Now I'm 62, retired, and my only dissapointment is that I was hoping to see aliens, encounters of the third kind, before I end my life. Who knows, 2020 seems to be a spooky year.
@abyteuser6297
@abyteuser6297 4 года назад
There is meme saying that after the badly way humanity is handling the virus the government definitely not gonna tell us about the aliens now
@ChrisPotgieter
@ChrisPotgieter 4 года назад
I share your disappointment. ..the alien buggers not showing up after they left us stranded here aeons ago!!...its not within the capability of any "government" to hide or show them....😃
@dflyfpv8765
@dflyfpv8765 4 года назад
Aliens are in us humans, by now they are just enjoying the show.
@willhurley4559
@willhurley4559 4 года назад
DFly FPV I couldn’t agree more 🛸🔭
@anav587
@anav587 4 года назад
Do DMT, trust me you'll look at the concept of aliens differently
@Jawnderlust
@Jawnderlust 2 года назад
I’m almost ashamed to say this is the first time hearing him speak, after being fascinated by his work for several years. Thanks to both of you, this is great.
@florentraffray1073
@florentraffray1073 2 месяца назад
I love Penrose's explanation and fascination with Gödel's theorem and how it leads him to the conclusion that understanding and perhaps therefore consciousness is not computational. I've heard him say it many times in other interview appearances and I think I always understood the point, but for some reason each time I hear him make it, it becomes more and more profound.
@simon6350
@simon6350 3 года назад
Congratulations Sir Roger Penrose for winning the Nobel Prize !!!!
@daisyharris4082
@daisyharris4082 3 года назад
Casually having a conversation with one of the best minds of the last 100 years. Well done Lex, thank you
@fredb2022
@fredb2022 2 года назад
Yes, and thank you for using his proper title Sir
@weareallthesame7924
@weareallthesame7924 2 года назад
@@virtualpilgrim8645 Nobel peace prize is a joke but not for the science. Pretty much the scientific community has to nominate you as approve, non directly. it is still respected.
@menthols4625
@menthols4625 2 года назад
@@weareallthesame7924 Yeah, it's weird that some people don't understand that. The Nobel Peace Prize has been a joke for decades, it's mainly a propaganda piece, but the Nobel Prizes for any of the sciences are the real deal and huge accomplishments.
@Xtjiggzs
@Xtjiggzs Год назад
@@virtualpilgrim8645 : What an unintelligent comment!
@simonburton992
@simonburton992 4 года назад
notable quotes from Roger Penrose: "Somehow, understanding why the rules give you truths, enables you to transcend the rules." (23:40) and later on: "if you have mass, you have beautiful clocks." (1:17:10)
@calamariaxo
@calamariaxo 4 года назад
You have understanding and intellingence and awareness... And somehow, understanding is in the middle of it. Could you say of an entity that it's actually intelligent if it doesn't have the quality of understanding?
@danellwein8679
@danellwein8679 4 года назад
mass is brought about by beautiful precision .. and then itself produces beautiful precision …
@sgtjitters8980
@sgtjitters8980 2 года назад
The slow melting of Penrose into his chair is hilarious
@jonathanwalther
@jonathanwalther 2 года назад
Nice eye to detail. I felt the mic was too close, but neither of them felt inclined to adjust it.
@seemabean1
@seemabean1 2 года назад
He really needs to work on his posture
@patrickday4206
@patrickday4206 3 месяца назад
​@@seemabean1he's 90 I'd say his posture is terrific
@thishandleistacken
@thishandleistacken 3 месяца назад
@@seemabean1 I think he was nervous at first that Lex would be kinda dumb or pandering. I think this was after Penrose had to suffer through being interviewed by Peterson and since Lex and Peterson have connections I imagine he was questioning how engaging a conversation it'd be. When he realized it will be an engaging conversation you can see him become sharper and more relaxed.
@jeanlesperance3057
@jeanlesperance3057 Год назад
Great interview. Started watching the Jordan Peterson discussion with Penrose but it got very bogged down and muddled. Lex was much better at drawing out Penrose's ideas.
@arisrayden
@arisrayden Год назад
a discussion/interview between peterson and someone else got bogged down and muddled? why i'm shocked, shocked i tells you. never ever have i witnessed peterson getting bogged down and muddeling things up why i......can't sustain this level of sarcasm any longer
@pedrofelipefreitas2666
@pedrofelipefreitas2666 Год назад
Jordan is an extrovert, he is usually well composed but maybe he was too excited when talking to Roger lol
@smarty71693
@smarty71693 3 года назад
32:14 - "You're a materialist but you acknowledge we don't really know what the material is." lmao
@GiedriusMisiukas
@GiedriusMisiukas 2 года назад
True Materialist Society A.W.
@khileshjairamdas8410
@khileshjairamdas8410 3 года назад
The feeling of reverence I get listening to these is unparalleled. Do I even deserve to have proximal audience with this brilliant man? Thank you, Lex, for your wonderful work. I hope Roger has many years left in him.
@Franciscasieri
@Franciscasieri 2 года назад
He's 90 Gives all lower primates like us hope Absolutely brilliant I know therefore I really know nothing
@barkingorifice
@barkingorifice Год назад
My thoughts exactly... Thank you for the verbalization.
@andrew_blank
@andrew_blank Год назад
I love Penrose’s humble approach and open acknowledgment of for all that we think we know there’s just so much that we don’t even have the slightest clue on
@ablock3002
@ablock3002 4 года назад
"Understanding why the rules give you truths, enables you to transcend the rules." Fantastic quote. Know the rules so well you can break them. Thats where innovation and creativity occurs. Thank you Lex for this conversation.
@danellwein8679
@danellwein8679 4 года назад
there are rules … there is understanding .. and they are not equivalent …
@tahwsisiht
@tahwsisiht 3 года назад
@darekklich4267
@darekklich4267 3 года назад
Take note kids, this man is a legend.
@adraedin
@adraedin 3 года назад
I don't think Penrose's quote translates exactly to "know the rules so well you can break them". If I recall, it's not so much about breaking the rules - it would be more accurate to say that you follow all the rules properly and you break ~the machine~ due to the input you gave it. The fact that it breaks down translates to a logic statement that not all math problems are solvable. Correct me if I'm wrong - I'm paraphrasing & it's been a while since I dug into that stuff.
@PsychoSk8r4bg
@PsychoSk8r4bg 3 года назад
Then I guess we can say the following: They are not rules. They are foundations.
@markgerman6101
@markgerman6101 3 года назад
Lex, I've listened to many of your podcasts, primarily to enhance my own ideas, thoughts, perceptions and attempted understandings of consciousness. This one with Roger Penrose has affected me most profoundly, so my heartfelt thanks to both of you.
@iankovacs
@iankovacs Год назад
I cannot wait...watching now
@Limbiclesion
@Limbiclesion 2 года назад
What a privilege for those of us who don’t frequently get to hear the thinking of Physicists …listening to Professor Penrose talk is I imagine like sitting with Mozart while he was composing 🙏🙏🏿
@joyboyzx
@joyboyzx Год назад
Roger and Sabine Hossenfelder are my fave physicists on youtube, bringing opium free facts instead of Hollywood physics (like Michio and Neil often do)
@albin2232
@albin2232 Год назад
The 'physics entertainers' are very tiresome.
@lainmahashima8211
@lainmahashima8211 Год назад
i do not like sabine, she is politically dishonest
@classydave75
@classydave75 4 месяца назад
Yeah no one should put "Capitalism is good. Let me explain"_Hossenfelder on the same level as Penrose. There is no comparison. Not even close.
@cyberiadiscordia389
@cyberiadiscordia389 4 года назад
I've never seen Penrose so relaxed and clear on this topic. Must be Lex's influence.
@westinthewest
@westinthewest 4 года назад
I wonder why they decided to put an SM7B right in his face. Do you wonder why they don't do that on TV interviews? A lapel mic or overhead boom is less distracting.
@danellwein8679
@danellwein8679 4 года назад
I think in some ways Lex is an empath … he absorbs distractions whereby letting truth come forth unhampered ..
@tylerdurden1207
@tylerdurden1207 3 года назад
It's called pot brownies. Lex is notirous for spiking his guests' food. Look it up.
@QED_
@QED_ 3 года назад
@Cyberia Discordia: Right. Penrose steps through the totality of his interests and their development here . . . in a comprehensive way that I've never seen him do in a dozen other interviews. How does that happen (?) Does Fridman provide some kind of intellectual space that uniquely facilitates Penrose doing that (?) Very interesting . . .
@ajayrajan8882
@ajayrajan8882 3 года назад
This is one of your best podcast episode Lex, Loved every single minute of it. Roger is arguably the greatest mind of 21st century.
@TheOneHiraethProject
@TheOneHiraethProject Год назад
I've been watching your podcasts for about 6 months and am delighted by the depth of information shared in layman terms on topics richly stimulating. Gratitude for the content.
@annat5105
@annat5105 Год назад
thank you a million! it was such a pleasure to listen to this natural flow of conversation, Sir Roger is an exceptional person! Thank you for interviewing the way these mind blowing ideas are actually unpacked, it feels like you opened so much even for far far away from scientific people. You’re an amazing interviewer!
@anandbalivada7461
@anandbalivada7461 4 года назад
My fastest click. The Road to Reality is one of my favourite books and I've been itching to finish the Emperor's New Mind and Shadows of the Mind. These books are at the intersection of Math, physics, theoretical cs and philosophy, which is absolutely delightful.
@SahilP2648
@SahilP2648 3 года назад
@Perro K my father has asked me to read The Dancing Wu Li masters. I read it yet but you should read that.
@Dinvan
@Dinvan 4 года назад
*Wondering what to watch on youtube* "Posted 23 seconds ago" I love it when this happens
@SerPapus
@SerPapus 3 года назад
Watching this 8 months from this comment
@joshuadreha6304
@joshuadreha6304 2 года назад
Lost count the amount of times I've come back to rewatch this. Sir Roger Penrose reminds me of my granddad.. minus the noble prize, degrees, intelligence, theories, mathematical genius. Think it's the accent and comb over tbh
@vitsirosh3722
@vitsirosh3722 Год назад
Roger Penrose has this incredible way of talking almost like he's mumbling something irrelevant only to connect it to a deeper story offering great insight logic and clarity with easy to follow language. What a man
@gerardjones7881
@gerardjones7881 4 года назад
Great challenging questions ....then he shuts up and lets Rodger unfold his wings and soar. Roger has a gift that anyone can understand him, as he transmits information even a child could grasp it.
@pdsm1552
@pdsm1552 3 года назад
Have you looked into his Road To Reality book? It's exactly that but in book form.
@wisescouncil
@wisescouncil 4 года назад
I love how he get all emotional when talking about those elephants. Same for me Roger, same for me ...
@NuclearErrorBG
@NuclearErrorBG 3 года назад
He almost cried there! Feels like compassion and understanding are deeply intertwined in consciousness.
@ALifeWellSteved
@ALifeWellSteved 2 года назад
This conversation is a gift truly! Thank you! Helps a lot. I’ve been thinking about bounded infinity! Also when he talks about photons moving through infinity from one universal manifestation to the next, seems like an interesting beginning of a working theory for “imagination”
@AriannaEuryaleMusic
@AriannaEuryaleMusic Год назад
One of the smartest minds of our time, I have re-watch this video many times to actually grasp everything he says.
@coreyrachar9694
@coreyrachar9694 4 года назад
Damn, this is one the the most interesting interviews with this legend. I was in a trance listening to sir Penrose speak for the whole 1.5 hours. Fascinating!
@QED_
@QED_ 3 года назад
@Corey Racher: Yes. Penrose steps through the totality of his interests and their development here . . . in a comprehensive way that I've never seen him do in a dozen other interviews. How does that happen (?) Does Fridman provide some kind of intellectual space that uniquely facilitates Penrose doing that (?) Very interesting . . .
@EK-fy5yy
@EK-fy5yy 13 дней назад
Please 🙏 Lex another round with Sir Penrose ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@sarasongbird9776
@sarasongbird9776 2 года назад
I have been saving this one for a while, it's well worth the wait. Thank you both for this! 🖤
@_Skim_Beeble
@_Skim_Beeble 4 года назад
This channel is like Joe Rogan without the weed, questioning the nature of everything is what rational people do. Thanks Lex for keeping us sane during these crazy times.
@bernardd
@bernardd 4 года назад
Rogan has interviewed Penrose but he could only barely scratch some of the topics. It's not really Rogan's fault. Penrose demands an interviewer who has the background to at least learn about the notions being discussed. Lex did a very good job here.
@anxiousmindmusic
@anxiousmindmusic 3 года назад
Still plenty of weed being smoked while listening to Lex... Definitely a different tone but you can still feel how much he has been inspired in stye by Joe. The end result is great either way.
@BoRisMc
@BoRisMc 4 года назад
Sir Roger Penrose seems particularly agile and well-rested in this interview. Really sounds like a sharp middle-aged man. I wish I was this sharp on my 36 y.o. Amazing work Lex!
@jimbeam4736
@jimbeam4736 4 года назад
I´m 38 and felt the same...
@QED_
@QED_ 3 года назад
@Boris Martinez Castillo: Penrose steps through the totality of his interests and their development here . . . in a comprehensive way that I've never seen him do in a dozen other interviews. How does that happen (?) Does Fridman provide some kind of intellectual space that uniquely facilitates Penrose doing that (?) Very interesting . . .
@doronz2
@doronz2 Год назад
This is without hesitation, the most interesting discussion I have ever listened to. Penrose ideas are blow minding
@elindauer
@elindauer 3 года назад
This channel does a service to humanity to record the thoughts of so many intellectual giants.
@No_OneV
@No_OneV 3 года назад
"whatever a consciousness is, is not a computation" I agree with Roger on a very deep level
@mre7550
@mre7550 2 года назад
Seems obvious though
@No_OneV
@No_OneV 2 года назад
@@mre7550 Oh you have no idea how many people would argue against it. Its highly controversial opinion in today's scientific community.
@TEAMPHY6
@TEAMPHY6 2 года назад
Name checks out. #agicrew
@ivorymantis1026
@ivorymantis1026 2 года назад
People will come around... eventually.
@jfinn3575
@jfinn3575 Год назад
@@mre7550 I can't believe they were even discussing whether other large mammals had 'consciousness' or not. I know a key element of science is proving or describing the seemingly obvious, but defiantly more curiosity was ascribed to the subject than I expected.
@nishparadox
@nishparadox 4 года назад
I had never imagined you'd be bringing Penrose to the conversation. Thank you very much for this Lex!
@timothylindsay3244
@timothylindsay3244 Год назад
The most important 85 minutes I’ve spent in my 68 years. Thank you 🙏
@freeconsciousness7789
@freeconsciousness7789 2 года назад
Re-listening to this conversation made my morning beautiful. Have a great day Lex, thank you for everything you do. ❤️
@bbamboo3
@bbamboo3 4 года назад
This dialog will take some thought. Roger has a sort of thought courage that enables him to extend our universe of ideas in ways that are at once comfortable and completely foreign, his story makes a great thread. You almost threw him off but he has this "consciousness" that wouldn't stray. Thanks for helping to ground the story from time to time.
@seepooha
@seepooha 4 года назад
Probably the best interview with Penrose in a long time. He was sharp, full of energy, and visibly relaxed.
@QED_
@QED_ 3 года назад
@Serge M.: Yes. Penrose steps through the totality of his interests and their development here . . . in a comprehensive way that I've never seen him do in a dozen other interviews. How does that happen (?) Does Fridman provide some kind of intellectual space that uniquely facilitates Penrose doing that (?) Very interesting . . .
@corinnecothern8086
@corinnecothern8086 Год назад
Oh such lovely companions on this breezy Tuesday January morning! How happy I feel to be alive just now.
@TheTebban
@TheTebban 2 года назад
I was in awe when this talk was first aired, rewatched it today and I was almost in tears.
@patrowan7206
@patrowan7206 Год назад
I just finished my second watching with the same response.
@AntoZysygy
@AntoZysygy 4 года назад
I want to get to my 90ys that good! A beautiful mind
@parkerdinkins5541
@parkerdinkins5541 4 года назад
I haven't even watched this yet but I just want to say THANK YOU Lex for all the work you do. You are connecting with the worlds best and brightest and your work will live on for years and years to come.
@philippugsley1045
@philippugsley1045 2 года назад
It's great how Roger admits when he does not know, there is so much about the world which is still a mystery.
@ignatzly
@ignatzly 3 года назад
Just discovered your podcast. Several times I have tried to read Penrose's Road to Reality. Big fan of Penrose. Thank you. You are great.
@hireality
@hireality 4 года назад
Roger Penrose is the most brilliant, fascinating, and lovable scientist and thinker alive today. Thank you indeed Lex for your most wonderful episode ever. Like another commentator put it: I wish this interview was lasting for 24 hours🙂 Shine on👍
@edansw
@edansw 3 года назад
I love Roger, he doesn't have all the answers, but he knows to ask the right questions. Also, Lex wonderful job on igniting such an interesting interview.
@benjaminnel5891
@benjaminnel5891 3 месяца назад
A podcast with this man does t deserve an intro that long
@AbhinavLal85
@AbhinavLal85 2 месяца назад
Colour me impressed to see a layman have such an intelligent conversation with a Nobel Laureate. That was some incredible research to keep him chuckling along with your queries. Kudos Lex.
@thejing3793
@thejing3793 4 года назад
pay attention to the way he interacts with his body during this conversation, you can tell he is getting so passionate just having to share the knowledge of all that he knows.
@davidyocum8526
@davidyocum8526 3 года назад
Lex has an amazing talent. He does his homework and that’s obvious before all of his interviews. Not only does he do his homework he has a great grasp for the topic and his intellect drives all of his interviews to success. I will say this one so grabbed me I’ve watched it now 3 times. Wow. So much information. And as someone already commented it’s too bad it wasn’t 24 hours long. One of the best podcast ever.
@ThomasKundera
@ThomasKundera Год назад
That's what Internet was invented for 🙂 So many ideas, intelligence, wisdom and humbleness. Showing light paths beyond the horizon of our knowledge, but still grounded into it. One of the best content I ever came across. Thanks you very much.
@maxtube7
@maxtube7 Год назад
It seems that Sir Roger is one of the wizards who hold this universe for us. Thank you for the opportunity to hear his brilliant mind. So how is the superposition principle related to the equivalence principle?
@donutstix22
@donutstix22 3 года назад
I am blown away. I have thought about consciousness in much a similar way that Roger Penrose has for awhile, and my thoughts on everything he said aligns perfectly with mine, and makes sense to me. I feel like he has advanced my understanding of how things work and my exploration of these thoughts by decades. I am immediately going to read and consume any Penrose material I can. His curiosity and intuition feels unrivaled. I am mainly writing this for myself, but it feels like every single thing he talks about is the most interesting concept in the world. Thank you for this podcast, and thank you to whoever told me to watch this video, I can't remember who you were but I am eternally grateful
@colossalfart
@colossalfart 4 года назад
I haven't even started watching this conversation and I can predict 2 things already: 1. I'm going to enjoy it immensely 2. I won't understand jack shit
@dionisossolon2335
@dionisossolon2335 4 года назад
Penrose explains a lot to end up saying "we" do not understand a lot of what's going on in our explaining laws of various topics. So your point #2 is kind of the ultimate point of it all. And if you enjoy it all, point #1, then you are in the right path. So keep going!
@hanskloss7726
@hanskloss7726 4 года назад
@@dionisossolon2335 we get to this point often, many great thinkers of the past have made great advances and they still were extremely humble when it came to the claims of understanding it all. Even when it comes to religion where great agnostics of the past like Hume were much more humble than lesser intellectuals.
@CozminVasile
@CozminVasile 2 года назад
I now come back to this gem more and more often and I listen to it either to fall asleep or to have my morning coffee in the incredible company of Penrose. How smooth it sways between topics and thoughts and problems that swirls your mind. I, somtetimes to put the headphones on and max the volume to listen closer some passages, like finding new harmonies in a concerto.
@Laurencemardon
@Laurencemardon Год назад
Oh look the nerd herd!!
@shanebakerstudios
@shanebakerstudios 2 года назад
Lex's expression at 1:19:51 is exactly my expression while watching/listening to all his guests. It's frustratingly fun to and stretch my understanding of these ideas.
@qunningStunts
@qunningStunts 4 года назад
9:00 in and an 88 year old has fundamentally changed the way I view consciousness when related to A.I. It's silly, this many years into following the subject, I've never heard it put in a way that was so fundamentally to-the-point than the philosophical fork he just laid before us. If only the adeptus mechanicus was truly a thing.
@problemistatist
@problemistatist 4 года назад
qunningStunts I’m building an ad mech army as we speak. They refuse to convert their plasticity into consciousness sadly.
@henrydavidpurple8323
@henrydavidpurple8323 3 года назад
Man I’m so glad I gave your podcast a shot. You are excellent at your interviews. Thank you.
@noseonscent1935
@noseonscent1935 2 года назад
Superb interview with a living Legend! Bravo Lex. Many thanks Roger!
@owenbartrop8963
@owenbartrop8963 2 года назад
That was an awesome talk I love his perspective. In my mind I think of our whole universe being born from a nodal point, expanding through "space" like an antinode of a traveling wave and collapsing back into another nodal point of a wave that exists inside another world.
@marzx13
@marzx13 4 года назад
Amazing! Roger... Had to post this before the opening ad even finished. Super excited for this discussion.
@jackiegrant410
@jackiegrant410 3 года назад
My great grandfather was a Penrose, my mother’s aunt is doing some research into the family tree now, I was quite surprised when my mother called to tell me that she had been watching a programme on this subject when Sir Roger Penrose was mentioned . This is so interesting to listen too, it’s something that has only come to my awareness in recent years. ❤️
@politicaled7247
@politicaled7247 2 года назад
Sir Roger is my Dad’s cousin! Please reach out if you think I can help you with the family tree
@rezamostafid8810
@rezamostafid8810 10 месяцев назад
@23:32: goosebumps!!....Roger Penrose is an intellectual giant.....
@shawmanlove
@shawmanlove 11 месяцев назад
Penrose is so down to earth. He truly gives weight to the cliche while traversing the rugged terrain. I loved this interview Lex. You help all of us to expand our mind and gain courage to speak our truth. The truth that is squeezed out of each of us by way of the early onset of controlled learning environments. I am grateful I was able to maintain many of the simple truths of life from early infancy. That I’ve been able to experience truths as well as see and witness mind blowing realities here and now. Part of unlocking the consciousness is to not justify it away. When you know you are experiencing the interaction with a highly intelligent and sentient being don’t shy away. Don’t become fearful. Let go of preconceived notions of your childhood when our truest forms and expressions of intelligence were marginalized and replaced with conformity to raise workers ants for the colony. We do not need to indulge in mushrooms and other psychedelics to achieve this reality. We are already well equipped with the knowledge and abilities to engage inter-terrestrial life which is present and amongst all of today and have been long before our reemergence. Stop looking for shiny space ships and grays. The intelligence that is amongst us is far more advanced and adapted to travel they we can or are willing in large part to comprehend. Your work gives me courage to speak my truth without fear. I am grateful for the platform you provide.
@chetan5848
@chetan5848 4 года назад
Wow, Penrose! What a high-quality conversation!
@M.-.D
@M.-.D 3 года назад
So incredible to see Professor Penrose win the Nobel Prize. One of the greatest minds.
@kevinkammueller7553
@kevinkammueller7553 Месяц назад
Can you imagine the fun you could have being this guys friend and actually being able to talk with him about this stuff.
@soundman2604
@soundman2604 Год назад
Lex, that was a great interview. I wish every interviewer was as patient as you are. It seems like majority of the hosts love to hear themself speak than actually learn something. Thank you!
@eddohan
@eddohan 4 года назад
The part(around 28:10) about the female Elephant leader making a detour to give respect(or greetings or whatever) to her fallen sister made my eye's water...thats so beautifull. Edit: The rest is pretty hard to grasp and put into picture. Nice and relaxed podcast!
@Ly0n64
@Ly0n64 4 года назад
Really, Thank you for this Lex. This was a really beautiful talk in many ways. Very much appreciated.
@traceler
@traceler Год назад
Incredible how he has a sharp mind and do not lose track of ideas and memories at an age when more people have some kind of decline in mental faculties including Chess GM's!
@ab8jeh
@ab8jeh Месяц назад
Love the ending. I recommend a book called visual complex analysis for anyone that wants to delve into it. Wonderful book.
@panosnord9978
@panosnord9978 3 года назад
Congrats to Roger Penrose on winning the Nobel prize! I am honored to have written a chapter about him on my thesis project.
@qdav5
@qdav5 2 года назад
@ Panos Nordium - I don't know the subject of your thesis, but if you dedicated an entire chapter to Roger Penrose, then I'm certain it was well considered and well done. Congrats to you, too!
@donniseltzer7718
@donniseltzer7718 3 года назад
He just won the Nobel Prize for Physics 2020 !
@mateo77ish
@mateo77ish Год назад
This may have been the most brain stimulating one and a half hours I’ve ever experienced. I want to watch this every few months.
@JAMESBONDiitkgp
@JAMESBONDiitkgp Год назад
This should be in Hall of Fame. An incredible discussion and inspiration to million.
@paulrosado6431
@paulrosado6431 3 года назад
Congrats on the Nobel Prize in Physics to this brilliant mind! Awesome dude and a true genius of our time!
@MyNameIsCheyne
@MyNameIsCheyne 4 года назад
I got more out of this than any other podcast/interview ever 💯 thank you -
@vidhutripathi5368
@vidhutripathi5368 Год назад
Hi lex , I have been your subscriber for over a year now and I want to say this from the bottom of my heart. Thank you soo much for your work. You are one the best advocate of love and science.
@Myiata1979
@Myiata1979 2 года назад
One thing is understand complicated equations and keep them for ourselves.Other thing is to understand all this complex problems and spell them out to the masses with so much clarity.What an amazing mind Penrose have!!A rare diamond!
@joeimbesi99
@joeimbesi99 3 года назад
Penrose is one of my Physics Heros..but more importantly an amazing ,humble human who's stretched his mind into other areas...loved this.
@vhawk1951kl
@vhawk1951kl 2 года назад
The "humility" was plainly no more than an act, and positively oozed dishonesty.
@joeimbesi99
@joeimbesi99 2 года назад
@@vhawk1951kl your patheric
@niccijay4683
@niccijay4683 Год назад
@@vhawk1951kl Your lacking of humility shows how much substance your comments carry in relation to the subject. It seems all your intereted in is commenting absolute gibberish about this man. Penrose seems to live rent free in your head for some reason. Either way no one is going to take anything you say seriously, remind us what you have contributed to science, nothing, no one knows who you are, meanwhile Penrose will be remembered for centuries due to the insight he has gifted the world. You are a sad human being.
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