Podcasts that mention 📚 The Emperor's New Mind by Roger Penrose

gravitation you know is one of those or another one is um the road to reality by roger penrose which is just incredibly deep it starts with like two plus two equals four

Neal Stephenson mentions 'The Road to Reality' by Roger Penrose as an incredibly deep book.

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Now that wall needs an owner's manual which Roger Penrose has written called the road to reality

Eric mentions this book by Roger Penrose as an 'owner's manual' for understanding fundamental physics equations.

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in his book the emperor's new mind roger writes that quote children are not afraid to pose basic questions that may embarrass us as adults to ask in many ways

The host introduces Roger Penrose and quotes from his book.

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His book—I don't know if it's the same book we both read, *The Emperor's New Mind*? Yes, exactly, that's the book that blew my mind as a teenager. By that point, I already liked math, but he talked about these things called Turing machines, which are theoretical computers.

In this segment, Steve Levitt inquires whether Sarah Hart had also read *The Emperor's New Mind* by Roger Penrose. She affirms it was the book that profoundly impacted her during her teenage years, prompting a discussion on Turing machines.

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