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Physics doesn't explain the universe. Computation does | Stephen Wolfram: Full Interview - YouTube

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Stephen Wolfram explores how simple computational rules can generate complex natural phenomena. By analyzing patterns within a vast computational universe, Wolfram demonstrates how this framework provides a new foundation for understanding physics, biological evolution, and the underlying structure of reality. Follow along using the transcript. Stephen Wolfram explores how simple computational rules can generate complex natural phenomena. By analyzing patterns within a vast computational universe, Wolfram demonstrates how this framework provides a new foundation for understanding physics, biological evolution, and the underlying structure of reality. Follow along using the transcript.

Darwin spent his life trying to find the law that governs evolution. He knew it existed — he just never found it. Stephen Wolfram thinks he has. And it explains a lot more than evolution. ❍ Subscribe to The Well on YouTube: https://bit.ly/welcometothewell Stephen Wolfram is a mathematician, complexity theorist, and the mind behind Wolfram Alpha and Mathematica — someone who has spent his career finding the hidden rules underneath reality itself. The same principle that explains why evolution never gets stuck, why you have free will despite living in a deterministic universe, and why the…

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