Mistaking the Map for the Territory in Physics - Dr. Jacob Barandes, Harvard, DemystifySci #344
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Top Comments (10)
I always get the impression that with every word Barandes says he it trying to communicate and clarify and be understood as much as possible. That's not true of everyone in the QM space where other things often take place. This makes him an exceptional science communicator and that meshed well with your approach of trying to get to the crux of things to produce another excellent conversation.
Professor Barandes is always fascinating!
"Physics is mathematical not because we know so much about the physical world, but because we know so little." Bertrand Russell
i like this guy, he is always thourough, even if i dissagree on some minor points, Berandes is by far my favorite along side a few other favorites, for clarity and an honest account, delivered with care for the subject and for the listener.
https://demystifysci.com/demysticon-2025 Listen on the go at all podcast locations: https://anchor.fm/demystifysci Sign up for a chance to present YOUR theory on Paradigm Drift: https://demystifysci.com/paradigm-drift-show Material solutions to quantum spookiness: https://www.youtube.com/@MaterialAtomics
What Dr. Barandes said goes for me too! Have a great time.
1:05:40 "I'm trying to eliminate the measurement problem, and turn the textbook formulation of quantum theory into something derivable from a world-picture...I think abandoning world-pictures, abandoning ontology, has a moral cast." Excellent, excellent, excellent! Three Cheers for you, Dr. Barandes!
One full experience through this interview, uninterrupted. MANY more viewings to come. I have watched Jacob several times and I believe the 'spirit' of the seeker has been revealed eloquently by the juxtaposition of your philosophies. Thank you, so incredibly enlightening. Please consider the positions of INDUCTICA, with specific regard to the "luminous ether'. As an artist deeply interested in the numerical space and steeped in the desire to illuminate the connections of everything, i say collectively, THANK YOU. And thank you to Curt Jaimungal for his discipline and conviction. Without him neither yourselves nor Jacob would have made my feed. eternally grateful.
What a beautiful conversation.
This is my first time listening to Jacobs - he comes across as brilliant.
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Top Comments (10)
I always get the impression that with every word Barandes says he it trying to communicate and clarify and be understood as much as possible. That's not true of everyone in the QM space where other things often take place. This makes him an exceptional science communicator and that meshed well with your approach of trying to get to the crux of things to produce another excellent conversation.
Professor Barandes is always fascinating!
"Physics is mathematical not because we know so much about the physical world, but because we know so little." Bertrand Russell
i like this guy, he is always thourough, even if i dissagree on some minor points, Berandes is by far my favorite along side a few other favorites, for clarity and an honest account, delivered with care for the subject and for the listener.
https://demystifysci.com/demysticon-2025 Listen on the go at all podcast locations: https://anchor.fm/demystifysci Sign up for a chance to present YOUR theory on Paradigm Drift: https://demystifysci.com/paradigm-drift-show Material solutions to quantum spookiness: https://www.youtube.com/@MaterialAtomics
What Dr. Barandes said goes for me too! Have a great time.
1:05:40 "I'm trying to eliminate the measurement problem, and turn the textbook formulation of quantum theory into something derivable from a world-picture...I think abandoning world-pictures, abandoning ontology, has a moral cast." Excellent, excellent, excellent! Three Cheers for you, Dr. Barandes!
One full experience through this interview, uninterrupted. MANY more viewings to come. I have watched Jacob several times and I believe the 'spirit' of the seeker has been revealed eloquently by the juxtaposition of your philosophies. Thank you, so incredibly enlightening. Please consider the positions of INDUCTICA, with specific regard to the "luminous ether'. As an artist deeply interested in the numerical space and steeped in the desire to illuminate the connections of everything, i say collectively, THANK YOU. And thank you to Curt Jaimungal for his discipline and conviction. Without him neither yourselves nor Jacob would have made my feed. eternally grateful.
What a beautiful conversation.
This is my first time listening to Jacobs - he comes across as brilliant.