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David Deutsch reveals why all problems are solvable, and how our infinite capacity for creating good explanations means we are always at the beginning of progress.
“David Deutsch reveals why all problems are solvable, and how our infinite capacity for creating good explanations means we are always at the beginning of progress.”
— David Deutsch, The Beginning Of Infinity
Optimism, Knowledge Creation, Infinite Progress
If you've ever felt stuck, convinced a problem was too big to solve, this will reframe your understanding of progress and possibility, and this will help you see what to do next.
David Deutsch, a theoretical physicist and pioneer in quantum computation, brings a unique perspective from the frontiers of science to articulate a grand theory of knowledge, progress, and the infinite nature of discovery.