Explore the fascinating intersection of physics and human biology in this 35-minute Santa Fe Institute podcast. Discover why humans can live up to 100 years but not 1000, and investigate the potential limits of brain computation. Delve into how the laws of physics explain aspects of human bodies and their connection to surrounding life. Join guests Vijay Balasubramanian and Geoffrey West, along with hosts Abha Eli Phoboo and Chris Kempes, as they discuss complex topics like collective intelligence, neural circuits, and the future of life on Earth. Gain insights from recommended books, talks, and scientific papers that further explore these intriguing concepts. Listen on various platforms and follow the Santa Fe Institute on social media for more thought-provoking content on the intersection of physics and human existence.
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What can physics tell us about ourselves?
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