Skip to main content
System

System

Search complete. 422 mentions across 48 episodes found for "System".

Sep 14, 2026

Keith PeirisGUEST
29:32
Like I, I think, I think building a startup, you know, it's a, it's a momentum game, right? We always tell folks, "Hey, if, if your company just raised a seed, you know, build momentum using every tool you have imaginable before you're re-relying on, on cold emails." You know, cold emails are something that works when you've got, like, a brand or if you're, you know, attacking a niche where other people aren't attacking.
Keith PeirisGUEST
29:54
But we, we just sort of came up with this different approach while building out the system.
PabloHOST
29:58
system.So maybe it's a good point 'cause we got two kinda tactical areas we wanna dive into.
PabloHOST
30:03
One of them is specifically how to sell into YC or Bay Area founders, and it probably works for any kind of founder geography that you find yourself in, how to sell to founders.
PabloHOST
30:13
They're obviously a great set of early adopters for many different AI products.
speaker_3NARRATOR
20:40
If we were to observe the flying raven from the moving railway carriage, we should find that the motion of the raven will be one of different velocity and direction, but that it would still be uniform and in a straight line.
speaker_3NARRATOR
20:53
Expressed in an abstract manner, we may say, If a mass m is moving uniformly in a straight line with respect to a coordinate system k, then it will also be moving uniformly and in a straight line relative to a second coordinate system, k prime, provided that the latter is executing a uniform translatory motion with respect to k.
speaker_3NARRATOR
21:20
In accordance with the discussion contained in the preceding section, it follows that If K is a Galilean coordinate system, then every other coordinate system K' is a Galilean one.
speaker_3NARRATOR
21:32
When, in relation to K, it is in a condition of uniform motion of translation, relative to K', the mechanical laws of Galilei-Newton hold good exactly as they do with respect to K.
speaker_3NARRATOR
21:48
We advance a step farther in our generalization when we express the tenet thus.
speaker_3NARRATOR
23:45
We now proceed to the second argument, to which, moreover, we shall return later.
speaker_3NARRATOR
23:51
If the principle of relativity in the restricted sense does not hold, then the Galilean coordinate systems k, k', k'' etc., which are moving uniformly relative to each other, will not be equivalent for the description of natural phenomena.
speaker_3NARRATOR
24:08
In this case, we should be constrained to believe that natural laws are capable of being formulated in a particularly simple manner and of course only on condition that from amongst all possible galilean coordinate systems we should have chosen one k sub zero of a particular state of motion as our body of reference we should then be justified because of its merits for the description of natural phenomena in calling the system absolutely at rest and all other galilean systems in motion if for instance our embankment were the system k sub zero then our railway carriage would be a system k relative to which less simple laws would hold than with respect to k sub zero this diminished simplicity would be due to the fact that the carriage k would be in motion i e really with respect to k sub zero in the general laws of nature which have been formulated with reference to k the magnitude and direction of the velocity of the carriage would necessarily play a part we should expect for instance that the note emitted by an organ pipe placed with its axis parallel to the direction of travel would be different from that emitted if the axes of the pipe were placed perpendicular to this direction now in virtue of its motion in an orbit round the sun our earth is comparable with a railway carriage travelling with a velocity of about thirty kilometres per second if the principle of relativity were not valid We should therefore expect that the direction of motion of the Earth at any moment would enter into the laws of nature, and also that physical systems and their behavior would be dependent on the orientation in space with respect to the Earth.
speaker_1NARRATOR
19:54
If we were to observe the flying raven from the moving railway carriage, we should find that the motion of the raven will be one of different velocity and direction, but that it would still be uniform and in a straight line.
speaker_1NARRATOR
20:07
Expressed in an abstract manner we may say, If a mass m is moving uniformly in a straight line with respect to a coordinate system k, then it will also be moving uniformly and in a straight line relative to a second coordinate system, k prime, provided that the latter is executing a uniform translatory motion with respect to k.
speaker_1NARRATOR
20:34
In accordance with the discussion contained in the preceding section, it follows that If K is a Galilean coordinate system, then every other coordinate system K' is a Galilean one, when, in relation to K, it is in a condition of uniform motion of translation.
speaker_1NARRATOR
20:53
Relative to K', the mechanical laws of Galilean Newton hold good exactly as they do with respect to K.
speaker_1NARRATOR
21:02
We advance a step farther in our generalization when we express the tenet thus.
speaker_1NARRATOR
23:45
We should then be justified, because of its merits for the description of natural phenomena, in calling the system absolutely at rest.
speaker_1NARRATOR
23:55
And all other Galilean systems, K, in motion.
speaker_1NARRATOR
23:59
If, for instance, our embankment were the system K sub zero, then our railway carriage would be a system K, relative to which less simple laws would hold than with respect to K sub zero.
Linda LiuNARRATOR
21:23
If we were to observe the flying raven from the moving railway carriage, we should find that the motion of the raven would be one of different velocity and direction, but that it would still be uniform and in a straight line.
Linda LiuNARRATOR
21:36
Expressed in an abstract manner we may say, if a mass m is moving uniformly in a straight line with respect to a coordinate system k, then it will also be moving uniformly and in a straight line relative to a second coordinate system k', provided that the latter is executing a uniform translatory motion with respect to k.
Linda LiuNARRATOR
22:03
In accordance with the discussion contained in the preceding section, it follows that, if k is a Galilean coordinate system, then every other coordinate system k' is a Galilean one, when, in relation to k, it is in a condition of uniform motion of translation.
Linda LiuNARRATOR
22:22
Relative to k', the mechanical laws of Galilei-Newton hold good exactly as they do with respect to k.
Linda LiuNARRATOR
22:31
We advance a step farther in our generalization when we express the tenet thus.
Linda LiuNARRATOR
24:51
In this case, we should be constrained to believe that natural laws are capable of being formulated in a particularly simple manner, and of course only on condition that from amongst all possible Galilean coordinate systems we should have chosen one, K sub zero, of a particular state of motion as our body of reference.
Linda LiuNARRATOR
25:14
We should then be justified because of its merits for the description of natural phenomena in calling this system absolutely at rest and all other Galilean systems K in motion.
Linda LiuNARRATOR
25:28
If, for instance, our embankment were the system K sub zero, then our railway carriage would be a system K, relative to which less simple laws would hold than with respect to K sub zero.
Daniel ChamberlainHOST
6:29
And therefore, I've never been kind of indoctrinated, and I don't know the ins and outs.
Daniel ChamberlainHOST
6:33
So if I'm going to go scheme up an 11P, you know, gap scheme, zone scheme, a pistol power offense, you know, whatever the system of choice is out there right now, most of them, you know, I've got, I kind of understand what they're trying to do.
Daniel ChamberlainHOST
6:46
The flex mode is one that evades me due to sheer boredom.
Daniel ChamberlainHOST
6:49
So I have to have episodes like this.

7 MINS LATER

Joe DanielHOST
13:30
Neither one of us being total experts in it.
Joe DanielHOST
13:33
The important thing is...
Joe DanielHOST
13:35
in our systems and everything that we talk about on the podcast and everything that we teach inside JDFP premium coaching systems.
Joe DanielHOST
13:42
The questions I get a lot are, what do we do for the Flexbone or what do we do for the double wing? I'm like, tell me about your double wing.
Mike BelkowskiHOST
0:36
Thanks for joining me on another episode of The Energy Code.
Mike BelkowskiHOST
0:39
Today, we have Jared Baraket, who is the president of The Light System, which is a wellness technology company exploring the intersection of light, frequency, bioenergetics, one of my favorite words, and then human performance.
Mike BelkowskiHOST
0:55
With more than 15 years of leadership experience, Jared is helping bring the light systems technology, which is built upon the work of inventor Robert J. Religa, into wellness centers and homes around the world.
Mike BelkowskiHOST
1:10
His passion for the technology is also deeply personal, shaped in part by his own recovery from a severe spinal injury and his exploration of light and frequency-based approaches to recovery, resilience, and longevity.
Mike BelkowskiHOST
1:24
So I've been looking forward to this conversation.

5 MINS LATER

Mike BelkowskiHOST
6:28
So pretty recent.
Mike BelkowskiHOST
6:30
Yeah.
Mike BelkowskiHOST
6:30
So were you into this light system prior to that?
speaker_4NARRATOR
20:25
If we were to observe the flying raven from the moving railway carriage, we should find that the motion of the raven will be one of different velocity and direction, but that it would still be uniform and in a straight line.
speaker_4NARRATOR
20:38
Expressed in an abstract manner, we may say, If a mass M is moving uniformly in a straight line with respect to a coordinate system K, then it will also be moving uniformly and in a straight line relative to a second coordinate system, K', provided that the latter is executing a uniform translatory motion with respect to K.
speaker_4NARRATOR
21:04
In accordance with the discussion contained in the preceding section, it follows that If K is a Galilean coordinate system, then every other coordinate system K' is a Galilean one, when, in relation to K, it is in a condition of uniform motion of translation.
speaker_4NARRATOR
21:23
Relative to K', the mechanical laws of Galilean Newton hold good exactly as they do with respect to K.
speaker_4NARRATOR
21:33
We advance a step farther in our generalization when we express the tenet thus.
speaker_4NARRATOR
23:30
We now proceed to the second argument, to which, moreover, we shall return later.
speaker_4NARRATOR
23:36
If the principle of relativity in the restricted sense does not hold, then the Galilean coordinate systems k, k', k'' etc., which are moving uniformly relative to each other, will not be equivalent for the description of natural phenomena.
speaker_4NARRATOR
23:53
In this case, we should be constrained to believe that natural laws are capable of being formulated in a particularly simple manner and of course only on condition that from amongst all possible galilean coordinate systems we should have chosen one k sub zero of a particular state of motion as our body of reference we should then be justified because of its merits for the description of natural phenomena in calling the system absolutely at rest and all other galilean systems k in motion if for instance our embankment were the system k sub zero then our railway carriage would be a system k relative to which less simple laws would hold than with respect to k sub zero this diminished simplicity would be due to the fact that the carriage k would be in motion i e really with respect to k sub zero in the general laws of nature which have been formulated with reference to k the magnitude and direction of the velocity of the carriage would necessarily play a part we should expect for instance that the note emitted by an organ pipe placed with its axis parallel to the direction of travel would be different from that emitted if the axis of the pipe were placed perpendicular to this direction now in virtue of its motion in an orbit round the sun Our Earth is comparable with a railway carriage traveling with a velocity of about 30 km per second.
Richard MorrisonHOST
23:05
As you said, a lot of Western countries sort of thought, you know, especially the United States, well, this will be, you know, we and China will just grow together.
Richard MorrisonHOST
23:14
And a lot of people probably thought this, Systems would meld together as people – some optimistic people thought during the Cold War that the US and Soviet systems would sort of meld together and the Soviets would become more diplomatic and we would become more egalitarian or whatever.
Richard MorrisonHOST
23:30
So that seemed to be the sort of low suspicion about China's global ambitions for a long time.
Richard MorrisonHOST
23:38
And then around maybe, you know, the mid 2010s, there seemed to be, you know, a shift there.
Daniella Galvez MorenoGUEST
12:05
Like, I honestly thought that this is the theme that I needed in my life, and if I needed it, surely somebody else needed it.
Daniella Galvez MorenoGUEST
12:12
So the theme for this year is the power of systems.
Daniella Galvez MorenoGUEST
12:16
Ta-da.
Daniella Galvez MorenoGUEST
12:17
Like, how many of you guys had all the desires in the world to get so many things going, your fitness, your new business, your supervision idea of, like, what it would look like, your role as a BCBA, and clarify your role, and be a, a more successful, productive, all the things as a BCBA, but your systems keep breaking or holding you back from executing the thing you said you're gonna do? And so that's it.
Daniella Galvez MorenoGUEST
12:41
We decided to just talk about it from a behavior analytic point of view, and tackle all the different aspects of your life that need to have systems in place.
Daniella Galvez MorenoGUEST
12:52
Because it's not like...
Daniella Galvez MorenoGUEST
12:53
I don't know how many of you guys that have this, that I have an amazing system at work.
Sarah BurbyHOST
12:57
Yeah
Peter HeskopoulosGUEST
6:59
There was room for truly institutional platform-built setup.
Peter HeskopoulosGUEST
7:04
Systems-wise, everything just shifted to the cloud, the web.
Peter HeskopoulosGUEST
7:09
Computing was not what it was where it used to be a very difficult tech setup that you'd set up 15 years ago with a server in an office, with cubicles, with people that were put in cubicles because that's where you trusted they would work their best.
Peter HeskopoulosGUEST
7:21
They weren't allowed to work from home.

38 more episodes mention System.

Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.