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Intro
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What is your overall interest in life
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Why do you do what you do
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What inspires you
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How rare is life
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Life optimist or pessimist
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Building life from scratch
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What are you working on
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How easy is it to form life
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Do we have the technology
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How did this project come to be
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Large regularities of life
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Macroscopic biology
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Practical applications
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Future of life
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Super intelligent machines
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Cultural and biological evolution
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Predicting evolution
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Developing a language
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Explore the fascinating world of synthetic biology and the origins of life in this panel discussion featuring biologist Chris Kempes, journalist Alexandra Witze, botanist David Baum, and chemist Kate Adamala. Delve into the cutting-edge approach of building new and different types of life from scratch as experts address the hotly contested question of life's origins on Earth and beyond. Discover the challenges and possibilities of creating artificial life forms, the potential for life in space, and the implications for understanding our own biosphere. Learn about the latest research in macroscopic biology, practical applications of synthetic life, and the future of super-intelligent machines. Gain insights into cultural and biological evolution, the development of a universal language for life, and the potential for predicting evolutionary paths. Engage with thought-provoking discussions on the rarity of life, technological advancements in the field, and the inspirations driving scientists to unravel the mysteries of life's beginnings. Read more

Building Life from Scratch - Panel Discussion at IPFest 2019

Santa Fe Institute
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