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MQTate examines Stephen Wolfram's controversial work, A New Kind of Science. The analysis explores the history and impact of cellular automata research, the development of Mathematica, and the professional practices surrounding scientific authorship and intellectual property in modern theoretical physics. Follow along using the transcript. MQTate examines Stephen Wolfram's controversial work, A New Kind of Science. The analysis explores the history and impact of cellular automata research, the development of Mathematica, and the professional practices surrounding scientific authorship and intellectual property in modern theoretical physics. Follow along using the transcript.

Big thank you to @BritMonkey for the fabulous narration! Follow me on Patreon if you want more funny videos xoxo patreon.com/c/MQTate *** Cosma Shalizi's original 2002 review of A New Kind of Science https://bactra.org/reviews/wolfram/ *** REFS Wolfram, S. (2002). A New Kind of Science. Wolfram, S. (1986). Random sequence generation by cellular automata. Advances in applied mathematics, 7(2), 123-169. @RationalAnimations (2011). Epic conway’s game of life. Hotz, R.L. (1997). A Study in Complexity. Tech. Rev, October 1997. Moore, C. (1990). Unpredictability and undecidability in dynamical…

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