EP 23 · 1:39:31

Wrap-up — week’s throughline: inference from scarce data

From JWST's "Little Red Dots," TimeVaults, and the Dawn of Math

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JWST's Little Red Dots and the early black-hole puzzle, Harvard/Broad's TimeVaults for time-series gene expression, Halaf pottery that may encode geometric sequences—and a quick Cloud9 dark-halo follow-up.
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1:39:31>> Uh this was a fantastic episode 23. >> Yeah, >> the time vault story is still so nuts to me. Uh wrapping notes for housekeeping. Again, if you want us to cover a paper, you can go to ffpod.comsubmissions. We have a Reddit style upvote down vote ranking board on there that can help you in the community provide us stories you want to cover us to cover in the future. As we mentioned earlier in the pod, we do have a an Artemis special coming up uh next week. Uh so that will be a onetory deep dive. Uh we will probably

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  1. EP 23

    JWST's "Little Red Dots," TimeVaults, and the Dawn of Math

    Little Red Dots, TimeVaults biology, and ancient math in Halaf pottery.

    JWST's Little Red Dots and the early black-hole puzzle, Harvard/Broad's TimeVaults for time-series gene expression, Halaf pottery that may encode geometric sequences—and a quick Cloud9 dark-halo follow-up.