Turn on, Tune in, Observe with Karl Friston and Markus Müller

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2024
  • #consciousness #philosophy #physics #neuroscience #cognitivescience #theoreticalphysics #theorems #philosophyofmind #metaphysics #science
    In Philosophy Babble - The Great Minds Series
    In this instalment; We have two distinguish speakers, Professor Karl Friston, a leading neuroscientist known for his groundbreaking work in brain imaging and his development of the 'free-energy principle.’
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    Dr. Markus Müeller, a physicist whose academic journey steeped in theoretical physics and mathematics. His work delves into the intriguing crossroads of information theory and quantum mechanics.
    This conversation was recorded during a live session on Clubhouse @philosophybabble We step into the realms of theoretical neuroscience and quantum mechanics, as we dive into the 'Physics of the First Person Perspective'. If you want to stay updated on upcoming live sessions on Clubhouse, please subscribe to the channel. And, don't forget to share, mention, and like!
    Topic of discussion : Physics of the First Person Perspective
    1. Why, how and multiple observer states
    Summary:
    In this engaging dialogue between Karl Friston and Dr. Markus Müller, the duo delves into the intersection of physics and consciousness, with a particular focus on the first-person perspective. They explore emergent complexities in the world, the Free Energy Principle, the role of observers and meta-observers in cognition, and the philosophical and psychiatric implications of these concepts. Additionally, the dialogue includes questions and insights from the audience, touching on topics like the possibility of simulating consciousness, the future of AI and technology, and the intriguing concept of observer states. The conversation is punctuated by moments of speculation, humor, and references to the broader scientific community.
    00:00 - Intro
    02:07 - Preface by Dr Muller
    06:25 - The physics of the first person perspective, question 1; Why?
    11:01 - Question 2; How?
    17:31 - Answer; An Emergence World
    20:46 - The most sci fi and the fun part!
    24:40 - Friston celebrating the point of contact with Free Energy Principle!
    29:59 - The Natural Laws
    36:18 - Statistical Complexity?
    39:39 - Which Prof Wallace?
    51:54 - How not to be a “Probabilistic Zombie”
    01:01:26 - A modeller, and a modeller of modellers
    01:08:14 - The observer, and the observer of the observer
    01:14:22 - Knock out from the universe/simulation?
    01:19:43 - Friston need a cigarette and a drink
    01:20:19 - Can Consciousness be simulated?
    01:27:57 - On Christof Koch lost his bet to David Chalmers
    01:32:05 - Adam on Principle Less Action
    01:37:06 - Prakash on the observer states
    01:45:16 - Prakash on the psychology of the observer states
    01:48:49 - Victoria on technology and AI
    01:51:38 - Friston going under the Tube
    01:52:40 - Kyle on meta awareness or meta cognition
    01:56:37 - Hari on Free Will
    01:57:37 - Andy’s question on the emergence of objectivity
    01:59:11 - Bayesian Coherent
    02:05:13 - Vinod was intrigued with Muller’s theory
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  • @philosophybabble
    @philosophybabble  11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Timecode
    00:00 - Intro
    02:07 - Preface by Dr Muller
    06:25 - The physics of the first person perspective, question 1; Why?
    11:01 - Question 2; How?
    17:31 - Answer; An Emergence World
    20:46 - The most sci fi and the fun part!
    24:40 - Friston celebrating the point of contact with Free Energy Principle!
    29:59 - The Natural Laws
    36:18 - Statistical Complexity?
    39:39 - Which Prof Wallace?
    51:54 - How not to be a “Probabilistic Zombie”
    01:01:26 - A modeller, and a modeller of modellers
    01:08:14 - The observer, and the observer of the observer
    01:14:22 - Knock out from the universe/simulation?
    01:19:43 - Friston need a cigarette and a drink
    01:20:19 - Can Consciousness be simulated?
    01:27:57 - On Christof Koch lost his bet to David Chalmers
    01:32:05 - Adam on Principle Less Action
    01:37:06 - Prakash on the observer states
    01:45:16 - Prakash on the psychology of the observer states
    01:48:49 - Victoria on technology and AI
    01:51:38 - Friston going under the Tube
    01:52:40 - Kyle on meta awareness or meta cognition
    01:56:37 - Hari on Free Will
    01:57:37 - Andy’s question on the emergence of objectivity
    01:59:11 - Bayesian Coherent
    02:05:13 - Vinod was intrigued with Muller’s theory
    PLEASE HELP SUPPORT THE CHANNEL BY DONATING TO - paypal.me/philosophybabble?co...
    MASSIVE THANK YOU TO THE TEAM AND EVERYONE THAT JOINED US ON THAT DAY.
    JOIN US AT: CLUBHOUSE FOR FUTURE LIVE SESSION
    Clubhouse: @philosophybabble

  • @twinblessings2125
    @twinblessings2125 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Incredible gem. Baffled that this conversation exists. Cheers.

  • @travisfitzwater8093
    @travisfitzwater8093 8 วันที่ผ่านมา +1

    This is fascinating.

  • @williamjmccartan8879
    @williamjmccartan8879 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Thank you to the guests Markus and Karl, and the hosts who brought them together, it looks as though both are expanding their horizons. I'm 66 minutes in and I have to say that for a good part of this conversation I was treading water in the deep end of the pool, it has been very interesting to see two people who appreciate each other learn from each other. I would introduce the idea of a current perceptual environment, at this point of the conversation, at around 73 minutes. 122 minutes, Karl does his best version of, who's on 1st? Too many observer's in the 30 seconds. Peace

    • @philosophybabble
      @philosophybabble  ปีที่แล้ว +1

      The depth was striking, and like you, I felt I was swimming in deep intellectual waters. And yes, Karl’s rapid section at 122 minutes was amusing! Cheers!

  • @projectmalus
    @projectmalus ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Very interesting, especially at the end with the Bayesian Coherence. Thanks for the wonderful discussion.

  • @deselby2448
    @deselby2448 23 วันที่ผ่านมา +1

    The theory represented by Dr. Muller is very interesting, thank you. But I'm not sure I understand this theory fully. If nothing exists except for observers states, what exactly computes the next state for each observer?

    • @philosophybabble
      @philosophybabble  18 วันที่ผ่านมา

      The next state for each observer is theorized to be driven by a mathematical structure or algorithm that governs these transitions. This can be thought of as an abstract computational process where the relationships between different observer states determine the progression.

  • @heinzgassner1057
    @heinzgassner1057 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    I have great respect with regards to what you are trying to do. My own experience is though, that our human mind can simply not cope with the weirdness when encountering ‘ultimate reality’. We can e.g. intellectually circle around the timeless time of ‘now’ and the spaceless space of ‘here’, talk about it, conceptualize it, discuss it. But due to being part of the space-time ‘conventual reality’, our mind will not be able to go through this magic gate, through which we symbolically can melt back into the ‘one-ness’ and ‘understand’ what meta-consciousness or ‘non-recursive-observing, knowing, understanding’ actually means. I admire your ambition to frame this into mathematics, but there are good reasons why ‘the vibrating pure silence’, or ‘the silence between the words of poems’ or ‘the explosion into gaps between sounds of music’ were preferred by ‘realized masters’ when trying to talk about the unspeakable. I doubt that ‘understanding’ that ‘meta-consciousness’ cannot be an emerging property arising from evolution in our space-time world will ever be ‘proof-able’ within the boundaries of mathematics, computation or even logics and philosophy. Once you ‘explode’ or experience the ‘melting’ back into the ‘one’, the ‘hard problem of consciousness’ is gone and you just wonder about ‘the hard problem of matter’. Nevertheless, my deep respect for your approach, which will definitely not be an easy one.

    • @philosophybabble
      @philosophybabble  ปีที่แล้ว +2

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  • @Lindsaayyy
    @Lindsaayyy 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    What Are the stances of each speaker here?…are they saying consciousness is created in brain, or not?
    (confused as to why people are sometimes ambiguous about this)
    …then again, I’m only 12min in, so maybe I’ll learn! 😂

    • @philosophybabble
      @philosophybabble  3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Markus's "Zero Worlds" theory offers a minimalist approach to quantum mechanics. It differs from the "Many Worlds" interpretation by starting with no pre-existing worlds or branches. Instead, it suggests that the complexity and branching observed in the universe are emergent properties derived from simpler fundamental rules. This theory aims to simplify the initial assumptions required to explain quantum phenomena, making it a unique and foundational perspective in quantum theory.
      Friston's expertise in the Free Energy Principle could enhance Markus's "Zero Worlds" theory by providing insights on biological plausibility and refining the model's assumptions to align with empirical data and system behaviours. This collaboration could create a more robust framework by integrating neuroscience with quantum mechanics.

  • @noreenquinn3844
    @noreenquinn3844 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you for this but too many adds to follow