Order & Disorder

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2012
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Jim Al-Khalili in Order & Disorder (2012)

Professor Jim Al-Khalili unwraps the evolutionary histories responsible for the modern human condition, as currently represented by our sophistication in energy manipulation and information ... Read allProfessor Jim Al-Khalili unwraps the evolutionary histories responsible for the modern human condition, as currently represented by our sophistication in energy manipulation and information technology.Professor Jim Al-Khalili unwraps the evolutionary histories responsible for the modern human condition, as currently represented by our sophistication in energy manipulation and information technology.

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Jim Al-Khalili

Self - Presenter

Annabel Troost

Human Computer

Irving Finkel

Self - British Museum

Sean Carroll

Self - California Institute of Technology

Peter Atkins

Self - University of Oxford

Simon Schaffer

Self - University of Cambridge

Janet Anders

Self - University College London

Tom Standage

Self - Author, 'The Victorian Internet'

Morten Lennholm

Self - Research Scientist, EFDA JET

Andrea Sella

Self - University College London

Doron Swade

Self - Computer Historian

Martin Davis

Self - Mathematician and former Bell Labs employee

Vlatko Vedral

Self - University of Oxford

Jack Copeland

Self - University of Canterbury, Christchurch

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9/10

A peek into the world of Thermodynamics.

The first episode reveal many interesting things about Thermodynamics and throws light on the Second Law of Thermodynamics, Carnot theorem and entropy.For someone who has even a little bit knowledge about thermodynamics it will be very interesting and all the interesting and fascinating facts about the scientists make it more enjoyable.

The second episode is about Information and it's significance in science and technology it very successfully explains what information means and how powerful it can be.The best part was about Maxwell's Demon.

It is nicely presented and use of thermal imagery makes it more interesting.All in all a very nice presentation by BBC.