Sir Kostya Novoselov and Kate Daudy (Part 2) - How Chaos Explains That We're All Connected

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🗓️ 30 June 2021

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Chaos is that beautiful concept that anyone who understands physics believes that the universe exists. If you remember, I hosted Kate before on Slo Mo, which was a wonderful conversation in which she mentioned she'd been collaborating with a Nobel Prize winning physicist in analyzing chaos from an art and science point of view to reach the conclusion that we're all connected. I almost fainted - I love physics, I admire chaos, and I couldn't be more convinced that we're all connected. I ...

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0:00.0	I am so glad you could join us. I'm your host Mo Gaudet. This podcast is nothing more than a conversation between two good friends sharing inspiring life stories and perhaps
0:16.3	some nuggets of wisdom along the way.
0:20.3	This is your invitation to slow down with us.
0:25.0	Welcome to slow more. All right, thank you for coming back to join us. I hope part one was not too
0:38.2	complicated. We tried to simplify the science and also bring you the the
0:42.4	human artistic view of it with all of the wonderful input from my dear friend
0:48.0	Kate Doddy and we'll continue the conversation we want to go into other aspects of chaos
0:54.0	and how it impacts on time, how it impacts on our happiness,
0:58.2	our, you know, the concepts of impermanence
1:00.9	and how all of that put together leads us to understand how everything is connected.
1:07.0	My guests today are Kate Toddi, who is the renowned visual artist, the British visual artist, who is recognized for her work in exploring
1:15.3	and evaluating the human experience in general. And Sir Constantine Novo Sero, who is the Nobel Prize winner of 2010 for the project of isolating
1:26.3	Grafine, but also a very serious physicist who we now found out is an artist.
1:32.1	He is a Russian British physicist, a professor at the
1:35.6	center of advanced 2D material in the National University of Singapore. He is also
1:41.5	the long worthy professor of in the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Manchester.
1:49.0	So without further ado, let's continue the conversation and I hope you enjoy part two as much as I'm enjoying this conversation.
1:56.6	Kate Doddy and Constantine Novoselov.
2:01.6	So Kate do you actually believe that art is inspiration?
2:05.0	Michelangelo, not that I'm comparing myself to Michelangelo, but Michelangelo said, if people knew how hard I worked they wouldn't think I was a very good sculptor.
2:15.6	Yeah.
2:17.6	And I think I think inspiration comes when you a lot of it's just putting in the hours I think but I I find the world and my children and my friendships and the knowledge that I find around my about science, you realize that I think that there isn't such a thing really as an artist,
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