The Spontaneous Universe: Vasily Nalimov’s Probabilistic Vision (AI-generated)

We asked NotebookLM AI to create this video review of Vasily Nalimov’s works. The video does NOT convey the full complexity and liveliness of V. V. Nalimov’s work, but it serves the purpose of basic introduction.

Vasily Nalimov (1910–1997) was a Soviet Russian mathematician, scientist, and mystic who developed a transpersonal probability-based theory of consciousness and the Universe. He specifically explored the notion of spontaneity being inherent to Being and consciousness.

Funny enough, and completely in accordance to V. V. Nalimov’s own understanding of probabilities, the probabilistic mechanisms of AI weren’t able to tackle V. V. Nalimov’s complex philosophical thought.

We had to ask AI twice to generate a video (while correcting its prompt), and still what it offered is very narrow in comparison to V. V. Nalimov’s vast thought-vision. It proves that AI doesn’t access the semantic field of meanings.

Some of V. V. Nalimov’s books were published in English and are available to Eugene Garfield’s website: https://garfield.library.upenn.edu/na...