David Mills’ Fuzzball

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David Cronenberg on “Crimes of the Future”

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This article appeared in the June 2, 2022 edition of The Film Comment Letter, our free weekly newsletter featuring original film criticism and writing. Sign up for the Letter here. Catch up on all of our coverage of the 2022 Cannes Film Festival here. David … Read more

David Deutsch’s Constructor Theory

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Constructor Theory is a new approach to formulating fundamental laws in physics. Instead of describing the world in terms of trajectories, initial conditions and dynamical laws, in constructor theory laws are about which physical transformations are possible and which are … Read more

David Boggs has died

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After his parents divorced, David Boggs grew up in Washington with his mother, Jane (McCallum) Boggs, and his older brother, Walter. The three of them lived in his grandmother’s house, near American University, where his mother went to work as … Read more

David Rosenthal on cryptocurrencies

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I was asked at short notice to fill in for a speaker in Stanford’s EE380 course who had to cancel. Below the fold is a hastily updated version of a talk from last December.[Slide 1: Title]I apologize if this talk … Read more

Sir David Cox has died

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We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of one of the most important statisticians of the past century, Sir David Cox. Sir David was internationally renowned for his groundbreaking work in statistics and applied probability, including the development … Read more

David Graeber’s Possible Worlds

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Lately it has seemed possible that everything must change. Basic fixtures of American life, rules and institutions that had come to feel inevitable — in 2020 and 2021, they felt less inevitable than before. They felt perhaps untenable. Things like … Read more