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Quantum Leaps
Jeremy Bernstein
There is, thoughtful students agree, no entirely satisfactory interpretation of quantum mechanics. Jeremy Bernstein examines John Bell’s discontent with the standard formulations of quantum mechanics.
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Time Travelers
Alasdair Richmond
Within Kurt Gödel’s rotating universes, it is possible to revisit the past. Alasdair Richmond examines the unusual implications of Gödel’s solution of the Einstein field equations.
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The Origins of Behavior
Ruichen Sun
It is very natural, Ruichen Sun observes, to suppose that animal behavior is under some form of algorithmic control. Simple rules often offer a compelling account of complex behavior.
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Big, Little, Nothing, Everything
Alexander Kharazishvili
No finite set is bigger than everything, and so every finite set is smaller than something. If one object is added to a small finite set, it gets bigger, but stays small. Could that be right?
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Spin in Quantum Biology
Ron Naaman & David Waldeck
A discussion of chiral induced spin selectivity and the importance of electron spin in biological systems: long-range electron transfer, reactions involving multiple electrons, and bio-recognition.
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An Old Infirmity
William von Hippel
Can we learn to age well? Evolutionary psychologist William von Hippel looks at some worrying trends shaping current research and offers a note of caution for these approaches and interpretations.
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Gödel: The Third Degree
Graham Oppy
Formulations of Gödel’s ontological argument in third-order modal logic, Grapham Oppy argues, allow us to decide between theistic and naturalistic positions.
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Cryptocurrencies and Blockchains
Jean-Paul Delahaye
What are cryptocurrencies and how do they work? Using bitcoin as a case study, Jean-Paul Delahaye surveys the current state of peer-to-peer cash systems and what their future may look like.
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Cantor’s Diagonalization Method
Alexander Kharazishvili
Mathematician Alexander Kharazishvili explores how powerful the celebrated diagonal method is for general and descriptive set theory, recursion theory, and Gödel’s incompleteness theorem.
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