Question Reality! Science, Philosophy, and the Search for Meaning

How much can we know of the physical world? Can we know everything? Or are there fundamental limits to how much we can explain? If there are limits, to what extent can we explain the nature of physical reality? 
— Introduction to the online course taught by ICE Director Marcelo Gleiser
 

https://www.edx.org/course/question-reality-science-philosophy-dartmouthx-dart-ice-01x#! How much can we know of the physical world? Can we know everything? Or are there fundamental limits to how much we can explain? If there are limits, to what extent can we explain the nature of physical reality? RealityX investigates the limits of knowledge and what we can and cannot know of the world and ourselves.
https://www.edx.org/course/question-reality-science-philosophy-dartmouthx-dart-ice-01x How much can we know of the physical world? Can we know everything? Or are there fundamental limits to how much we can explain? If there are limits, to what extent can we explain the nature of physical reality? RealityX investigates the limits of knowledge and what we can and cannot know of the world and ourselves.

Questione a Realidade! Ciência, Filosofia e a Busca por Sentido

Quanto podemos conhecer do mundo? Será que podemos saber tudo? Ou será que existem limites fundamentais para o quanto podemos explicar? Se há limites, até que ponto podemos explicar a natureza da realidade física?

How Do We Talk About the World Consistently?

A brief introduction to zeroth-order logic
— Part 1 of From Epistemology to Information, a lecture series by ICE Fellow Damian Sowinski
 

How do we talk about the world consistently? A brief introduction to zeroth-order logic Part One of a Three Part Lecture Series by ICE Fellow Damian Sowinski: From Epistemology to Information

How Do We Reason About the World Rationally?

The Cox axioms and probability theory
— Part 2 of From Epistemology to Information, a lecture series by ICE Fellow Damian Sowinski
 

How do we reason about the world rationally? The Cox axioms and probability theory Part Two of a Three Part Lecture Series by ICE Fellow Damian Sowinski: From Epistemology to Information

Information: Our Dialogue With the World

The relationship between entropy and information
— Part 3 of From Epistemology to Information, a lecture series by ICE Fellow Damian Sowinski

Information: Our dialogue with the world The relationship between entropy and information Part Three of a Three Part Lecture Series by ICE Fellow Damian Sowinski: From Epistemology to Information

Quantum Physics and the Nature of Reality

Why is quantum mechanics so weird?
— A conversation with David Kaiser, physicist and historian of science at MIT
 

A conversation with David Kaiser, Physicist and Historian of Science at MIT

The Nature of Human Consciousness

What is the deal with the mind-body problem? What is free will?
— A conversation with Adina Roskies, neuroscientist and professor of philosophy at Dartmouth College

A conversation with Adina Roskies, Neuroscientist and Professor of Philosophy at Dartmouth College
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