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Adam Haman returns to help Bob navigate through yet another Twitter battle, this time on Darwin's theory of evolution vs. simulation theory (i.e. the notion that we are all in a giant simulation). Lots of interesting fodder to make you think.
Mentioned in the Episode and Other Links of Interest:
- The YouTube version of this conversation.
- Bob's battles after his jab at the Carl Sagan account's tweet.
- BMS ep 303 featuring Jonathan Bartlett, explaining that standard evolutionary theory uses non-random mutations all the time.
- BMS ep 358 in which Adam and Bob discussed Nick Bostrum and simulation theory.
- The HamanNature substack.
- Help support the Bob Murphy Show.
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