The following is a conversation with Yosha Bach his third time on this podcast.

Yosha is one of the most brilliant and fascinating minds in the world

exploring the nature of intelligence, consciousness, and computation.

And he's one of my favorite humans to talk to about pretty much anything and everything.

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