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Fumfer Physics 34: P vs NP, Gödel, Chaitin, and Computational Limits
In this exchange, Scott Douglas Jacobsen and Rick Rosner explore the P vs NP problem and its philosophical echoes. Rosner leans toward the mainstream view that P likely does not equal NP, drawing a parallel to Gödel’s incompleteness theorems. Jacobsen expands the discussion with Tarski’s meta-language framework and Chaitin’s arguments about irreducible complexity, connecting them to both biological systems and modern AI. The conversation emphasizes that mathematical uncertainty does not endanger reality; instead, it reveals intrinsic limits on what computation can achieve. The pair illustrate this with the traveling salesman problem, an archetype of explosive combinatorial complexity in the real world.
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen2 months ago in Interview
The Interview I Wasn’t Prepared For
M Mehran I have been through interviews before—phone screens, Zoom calls, panel rooms with too-bright lighting and too-fake smiles—but nothing prepared me for the one scheduled at 9:00 a.m. on a rainy Tuesday in November.
By Muhammad Mehran2 months ago in Interview
The Mic of Honest Voices
The interview room was quiet, except for the faint hum of the recorder waiting to capture a new voice. I sat across from Mr. Harland, a retired firefighter known in our town not for his job alone, but for the way he saved lives without ever expecting fame. This was not just another interview; it was a chance to listen—really listen—to someone who believed that listening could change how we see the world.
By Spotlight stories 2 months ago in Interview
Questions That Build Tomorrow
In the bustling town of Crestwood, where busy streets hummed with stories and daily routines, lived a young college student named Zayan. Unlike many students, Zayan wasn’t dreaming of becoming a doctor or an engineer—he dreamed of becoming a journalist who used interviews to understand the world. To him, interviewing someone wasn’t just asking questions. It was discovering a hidden universe in every person.
By Spotlight stories 2 months ago in Interview
“Carrying the Harmonium Across Continents” — An Interview with Sadakat Aman Khan
Indian classical musician Sadakat Aman Khan, born on 11 August 1997 in the Malda district of West Bengal, has been steadily establishing himself in the United Kingdom’s music circles. He performs Hindustani classical and fusion music and is known for promoting the harmonium as a solo concert instrument.
By Aarohi Mehta2 months ago in Interview
When Ambition Becomes a Pulse: The Unstoppable Rise of Enzo Zelocchi
Ambition can be loud. It can roar, it can demand, it can crash through walls with the force of a storm. But sometimes, ambition is quieter—more precise, more intentional. Sometimes it becomes a pulse, something steady beneath the surface that never stops beating. In the world of contemporary cinema, that pulse belongs unmistakably to Enzo Zelocchi.
By Brian Smith2 months ago in Interview
Talking With Dana Lyn Baron about ‘BETTY & MARY’
This edition of Talking With focuses on the multi-hyphenate talents of Dana Lyn Baron, who is gaining momentum on the festival circuit as the writer, producer and star of the comedy short “BETTY & MARY: The Actors Prepare.”
By FierceScribe2 months ago in Interview
Ustad Faizan Ali Khan: Upholding a 500-Year Legacy of the Shamchaurasi Gharana
The Shamchaurasi Gharana—one of the subcontinent’s oldest schools of classical music—has carried its tradition across five centuries, passing from ustad to disciple, from father to son. Today, its legacy finds a powerful, youthful voice in Ustad Faizan Ali Khan, grandson of the legendary Ustad Salamat Ali Khan and son of celebrated classical vocalist Ustad Shafqat Ali Khan.
By Aarohi Mehta2 months ago in Interview
The Hidden Empire: Central Banking, Intelligence Networks & the Architecture of Global Power
History is often told through the stories of empires, wars, treaties, and revolutions. But some analysts argue that beneath these dramatic events lies another story — a slower, quieter, and far more complex evolution of power. A story not written by nations, but by financial systems, intelligence networks, and supranational institutions that operate above the boundaries of individual states.
By Voice of Reality2 months ago in Interview
“Echoes of Experience: Conversations That Change Everything”
In a world where voices often get drowned in noise, interviews stand as windows—clear, open, and honest—through which we see real human experience. Every conversation has the power to teach, inspire, and shift perspectives. And that is exactly what Rayan discovered when he launched his small interview series, “Echoes of Experience.”
By Spotlight stories 2 months ago in Interview
New York's first Muslim mayor 'Mr. Cardamom'
Zohran Mamdani: New York’s first Muslim mayor, once known as ‘Mr. Cardamom’ Zohran Mamdani has made history by becoming New York’s first Muslim mayor and the youngest mayor in a century.
By Shoaib Khan2 months ago in Interview
From Artist to Architect: How Enzo Zelocchi Is Building Empires Beyond the Screen
In a world where most artists focus on perfecting their craft, Enzo Zelocchi stands apart as a builder—a creative architect designing not just films, but futures. Known for his captivating performances and cinematic storytelling, Zelocchi’s journey has expanded far beyond the screen. Today, he represents a new era of creators who think like entrepreneurs, lead like visionaries, and build like architects.
By Brian Smith2 months ago in Interview