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\nOUTLINE:
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\n(00:00) - Introduction
\n(05:56) - How are processors made?
\n(25:15) - Are engineers or physicists more important
\n(27:43) - Super-conductivity
\n(43:31) - Computation
\n(48:07) - Computation vs communication
\n(51:48) - Electrons for computation and light for communication
\n(1:02:32) - Neuromorphic computing
\n(1:27:23) - What is NIST?
\n(1:30:41) - Implementing super-conductivity
\n(1:38:20) - The future of neuromorphic computing
\n(1:57:54) - Loop neurons
\n(2:04:09) - Machine learning
\n(2:18:36) - Cosmological evolution
\n(2:25:44) - Cosmological natural selection
\n(2:43:05) - Life in the universe
\n(2:50:52) - The rare Earth hypothesis