# Stuart Kauffman
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Stuart Alan Kauffman (born September 28, 1939) is an American medical doctor, theoretical biologist, and complex systems researcher who studies the origin of life on Earth. He was a professor at the University of Chicago, University of Pennsylvania, and University of Calgary. He is currently emeritus professor of biochemistry at the University of Pennsylvania and affiliate faculty at the Institute for Systems Biology.
Ep.119 - The Art of asking Great Questions (and how not to lose it) with guest Larry Robertson - Author, Entrepreneur and Scholar
The Art of Asking Great Questions (and how not to lose it)
The Occupational Philosophers | Episode 119 - Larry Robertson
Larry Robertson is an author, innovation advisor, and Inc. Magazine columnist and founder of Lighthouse Consulting, where he's spent three decades helping organisations succes…
149: Someone else's thinking running through your own brain
A quick request: we're running our own method on ourselves, and we want to speak with marketing leaders: marketing directors, VPs of marketing, CMOs, and anyone else who's trying to position or launch a new business line. No selling, just a listening tour! Participants usually find the conversation…
Stuart Kauffman - Why Open-Ended Evolution Has Never Happened in a Machine (Stewarding the Flame, Episode 5)
Stuart Kauffman has spent over 50 years asking a deceptively simple question: what actually makes something alive? His answer is that greater computational sophistication alone does not make AI alive.
In this installment of the Stewarding the Flame series, the pioneering complexity theorist argues …
Meaning-Making and the Hidden Layers of Biological Agency with Charlie Munford & the Agential Biology Institute
Charlie has been gathering some of the best scientists in the world to rethink what agency is together and form new connections outside the usual academic constraints.
ABI includes Dennis Noble, Michael Levin, Richard Watson, Josh Bongard, Oded Rechavi, and Stuart Kauffman on its board, among other…
N. Katherine Hayles - AI as Our Inextricable Symbionts (Stewarding the Flame, Episode 8)
This installment of the Stewarding the Flame series is an interview with N. Katherine Hayles, Distinguished Research Professor of English at UCLA and James B. Duke Distinguished Professor Emerita of Literature at Duke University, and author of How We Became Posthuman, Unthought, and Bacteria to AI.…
Platonic Space, Organic Agency, and Creative Evolution
One of the important ideas that Tim and I discussed last night was his threefold differentiation of the inquired (natural science), the speculative (metaphysics), and the prosaic (everyday experience).
I agree with him that God should be excluded from the inquired, lest we end up with some kind of …
Eric Smith - AI May be a Prosthetic for the Living Process (Stewarding the Flame, Episode 9)
This installment of the Stewarding the Flame series is an interview with Eric Smith, Specially Appointed Professor at the Earth-Life Science Institute (ELSI), Institute of Science Tokyo, External Faculty at the Santa Fe Institute, and co-author with Harold Morowitz of The Origin and Nature of Life …
The "adjacent possible" -- and how it explains human innovation | Stuart Kauffman
From the evolutionary advances in the Cambrian period to today's computing revolution, theoretical biologist Stuart Kauffman believes he can explain the trend of explosive growth after periods of stability with his theory of the "adjacent possible." Tracing the arc of human history through the tool…
The "adjacent possible" -- and how it explains human innovation | Stuart Kauffman
From the evolutionary advances in the Cambrian period to today's computing revolution, theoretical biologist Stuart Kauffman believes he can explain the trend of explosive growth after periods of stability with his theory of the "adjacent possible." Tracing the arc of human history through the tool…
How I'd Get Into Software in 2026
If I were starting from scratch in software engineering today, here are the two skills I'd work on right now (systems design and communicating intent), how I'd practice them, and the durable skill that stays valuable no matter how good agents get.
(00:00) - Is coding over?
(00:28) - Skill 1: un…
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