Stephen Wolfram

Question 1

Main laws of physics in 20th century

Answer 1

Our nature of observers. We are computational bounded observers, we don’t get to follow all the pieces of computational reduce abilities. To stuff what is out there in the world into our minds requires that we look at things that are reducible, compressed, we are extracting just some symbolic essence of the detail of what is going on in the world.

That, combined with one other detail, that seems trivial but isn’t, which is that we believe we are persistent in time. Some kind of causality