The Free Energy Principle in Our Daily Life With Karl Friston

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  • Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024

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  • @yoananda9
    @yoananda9 Год назад +3

    I have watched some Friston interventions here and there on YT and read some papers, but that's the best introduction to FEP in every day langage I have eard so far ! thank you very much, makes it a little more accessible

    • @RhysLindmark
      @RhysLindmark  Год назад

      Thank youuuuu! Glad it was helpful. Haha yeah, FEP is not too accessible. 😂

    • @yoananda9
      @yoananda9 Год назад

      ​@@RhysLindmark I already knew a bit about Condorcet, Arrow but discovering link with quantum theory is a shock !!!
      I think, regarding the importance of changing our social organization (existential threats : climate, IA, nuclear), is of paramount importance.
      Quantum voting, financing, and taxing seems to me as the best way forward. I will read the papers proposed but I think Freedman work should be more known.

  • @MLDawn
    @MLDawn 2 года назад +3

    You asked very interesting questions. Well done Rhys

    • @RhysLindmark
      @RhysLindmark  2 года назад +2

      Thank you! Love the ML perspective, and also love the Big History POV too!

  • @rahulranjan9013
    @rahulranjan9013 8 месяцев назад

    Dude this is awesome! When wil your book drop? Why it hasn't already!

  • @wolfgangstegemann9375
    @wolfgangstegemann9375 28 дней назад

    The brain is not a prediction machine. It is not its intention to minimize uncertainty, but the result of its activity.

  • @sheffieldspinelli1594
    @sheffieldspinelli1594 2 года назад

    😞 PЯӨMӨƧM

  • @LenGreenblat
    @LenGreenblat 2 года назад

    I can't watch you constantly moving around and bobbing your head up and down and grinning and nodding. You are a big distraction. I'm searching elsewhere for videos on Karl Friston.

    • @MLDawn
      @MLDawn 2 года назад +2

      Even though you might be slightly right, however, may I also point out that it takes guts to sit in front of such an influential figure and keeping one's cool would not be easy at all. As friendly and lovely Prof. Friston is, it is still challenging to keep up with him as nearly every sentence he utters, is really deep! Finally, I would concede that Rhys might benefit from working a little more on his style of interviewing as his questions were great and it would be a shame to lose potential viewers due to issues such as the ones named by Len. I hope this makes sense.