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Hello, everyone. Welcome to the Mindscape podcast. I'm your host, Sean Carroll.

Those of you who have been hanging around here for a while know that in my professional capacity,

I go to talks by and read papers by both physicists and

philosophers as well as other kinds of people. And, you know, I love the philosophers very much.

They tackle big questions. But sometimes when I'm reading a philosophy paper or going to a

philosophy talk, there's a part of my brain that is going, this would be

really good if only there were more equations in it. And that's not just physics snobbery in some

sense. There's plenty of physics papers that are full of equations and are truly deeply boring

and uninteresting. But it's a reflection of the fact that there's one thing, which is to sort of

put your finger

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