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Posted by: TheFallibleFiend

Video duration: 569 seconds

Response to Co2Umbrella's response to Michael Moore request.

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Prelude to Computer Science - 5: Binary Numbers Prelude to Computer Science - 5: Binary Numbers
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Video duration: 363 seconds

Computers use binary numbers internally, because components that use binary are easier and cheaper to build. Whenever you type a number into the computer, it gets converted to binary internally, and then back to decimal for output. (Actually, it's converted to ASCII for output, but that's for a later discussion.)
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Prelude to Computer Science - 8: Logic Circuits Prelude to Computer Science - 8: Logic Circuits
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Video duration: 548 seconds

We design a logic circuit to add two bits and to produce a sum bit called (S) and a carry bit called (C).

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Prelude to Computer Science - 7: Logic Gates Prelude to Computer Science - 7: Logic Gates
Posted by: TheFallibleFiend

Video duration: 506 seconds

AND, NAND, OR, and XOR gates.

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Prelude to Computer Science - 6: Binary Logic Prelude to Computer Science - 6: Binary Logic
Posted by: TheFallibleFiend

Video duration: 420 seconds

More on binary numbers and starting on Binary logic.

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Abiogenesis does not violate the second law. Abiogenesis does not violate the second law.
Posted by: TheFallibleFiend

Video duration: 467 seconds

Creationists commonly assertion that abiogenesis violates the second law of thermodynamics (2LOT). They can only convince people who don't understand thermodynamics won't do any honest homework to figure it out.

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Evolution Explained: Response to Octamed Challenge Evolution Explained: Response to Octamed Challenge
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Explanation of evolution for Octamed.
Pro-evolution, of course. Just realized I posted a response to his video 2 months ago ... so I must have been aware of it at one time.
Just caught a mistake in the last bullet at t=2:20, namely that a population will increase without bound IF THERE IS NO PRESSURE ON IT.

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Reflective Thought defined by John Dewey Reflective Thought defined by John Dewey
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I mention my blog, thefalliblefiend.blo gspot.com and recite a few passages from John Dewey's "How We Think."
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Prelude to Computer Science - 4: Essential Math, Base 10 Prelude to Computer Science - 4: Essential Math, Base 10
Posted by: TheFallibleFiend

Video duration: 312 seconds

The number system with which most of us are familiar is a base-10, positionally-weighte d number system. The concepts used to understand this number system will be directly transferable to understanding the number systems often used in studying computers.

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Prelude to Computer Science - 9: Model of a Computer Prelude to Computer Science - 9: Model of a Computer
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We build a mental representation of a computer that we will expand on in the next video.

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Is Infinity a Number? Is Infinity a Number?
Posted by: TheFallibleFiend

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Yes. It's a number, but I would argue that declaring it an integer results in Russell's Paradox, if we use the same Zermelo-Frankl definition of integers that you employed.

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Prelude to Computer Science - 11: Model of a Computer Prelude to Computer Science - 11: Model of a Computer
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Video duration: 576 seconds

Now we're writing our first simple program for our Model (conceptual) Computer. This is the most difficult video to follow so far. Don't be afraid to pause and rewind several times to get the ideas. The next video might make some things more clear.

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Prelude to Computer Science - 14: A simple program in BASIC Prelude to Computer Science - 14: A simple program in BASIC
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Video duration: 393 seconds

We examine a very simple program in the BASIC programming language. BASIC is an acronym for Beginner's All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code. Some programmers really like acronyms. The program asks the user for two numbers, adds the numbers, and prints the results.

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Prelude to Computer Science - 2: Symbols Prelude to Computer Science - 2: Symbols
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Prelude to computer science: What are symbols?
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Prelude to Computer Science - 10: Model of a Computer Prelude to Computer Science - 10: Model of a Computer
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Video duration: 563 seconds

We're going to build a conceptual model of a computer.

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Mensa-itis: memorizing vs understanding, part 2 Mensa-itis: memorizing vs understanding, part 2
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Memorizing vs understanding. Learning is about building models in your head and then validating those models.

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Prelude to Computer Science - 12: The Concept of a Variable Prelude to Computer Science - 12: The Concept of a Variable
Posted by: TheFallibleFiend

Video duration: 541 seconds

Other Languages and the concept of a variable.
All higher level languages I know of use the concept of a variable:
A named piece of storage that has contents and an interpretation (or type).

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Invitation to Math: Tips for Solving Math Problems Invitation to Math: Tips for Solving Math Problems
Posted by: TheFallibleFiend

Video duration: 585 seconds

Hints:
Pythagorean Theorem -
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watch?v=PZ8RuRw2z JI
Area of a circle -
watch?v=5XtxdGcDO W0
I forgot one of the most important hints:
When you are writing out a solution, don't write random expressions. Write out complete equations!

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Mensa-itis: memorizing vs understanding, part 3 Mensa-itis: memorizing vs understanding, part 3
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Memorizing vs understanding.
Understanding requires building a mental model that you then validate against reality.

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Tooth Pain and General Rambling Tooth Pain and General Rambling
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Video duration: 416 seconds

Thanks for your concern CO2Umbrella. I'm very sorry about your mother. Out of percocets now, though I still take a vicodin here and there. Probably won't need those much longer. Worse thing is for the last 1.5 years I've been eating advils like candy.

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Book Review: The Quark and the Jaguar Book Review: The Quark and the Jaguar
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Video duration: 481 seconds

Popular account of "Complexity Theory" that includes many reminiscences from conversations and experiences he has had in his career.
Textbooks are useful, but they leave out a lot of the adventure of science. This kind of book helps connect the dots.

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