‘A computer would deserve to be called intelligent if it could deceive a human into believing that it was human.’  A. Turing

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I’m sure you’ve heard of TED talks! Here are my favourites.

• Can we make quantum technology work?, Leo Kouwenhoven
• Fractals and the art of roughness, Benoit Mandelbrot
• Knots, world-lines, and quantum computation, Steve Simon
• How quantum computers are different!, Alireza Shabani
• Quantum computation, Michelle Simmons
• What’s so sexy about math?, Cédric Villani
• Forget what you know, Jacob Barnett
• `Spooky’ physics, Leo Kouwenhoven
• Richard Feynman, Leonard Susskind
• Hacking Nature, Stephanie Wehner
• The magic of Fibonacci numbers, Arthur Benjamin
• Why I fell in love with monster prime numbers, Adam Spencer
• 2600 years of history in one object, Neil MacGregor
• The best states you’ve ever seen, Hans Rosling
• Symmetry, reality’s riddle, Marcus du Sautoy
• Kolmogorov’s turbulence theory and Van Gogh’s Starry Night, Natalya St. Clair
• Kafkaesque, Noah Tavlin
• The paradox that is Persia, Abbas Milani

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Here come some [Farsi] podcasts I am listening to. You can find them on Namlik.

• RadioDeev Podcast
• Alef Podcast
• Channel B Podcast
• BPlus Podcast
• Radio Geek (Computer science)
• Metronome Podcast
• Midnight Cast (Cinema)
• Amusic Podcast (History of Classical Music)
• Tanzpardazi Podcast
• Album Podcast
• Ferdowsi Khani