Start with mathematics. See where it goes.
London Math House is The Collaboratory’s home for people who like to think out loud. The Round Table is a place where one question leads to another — where we might begin with mathematics and wander into physics, philosophy, AI, ethics, science, consciousness, probability, or the nature of reality.
The most interesting questions rarely belong to just one subject. A discussion about infinity might start with mathematics and somehow end up in physics, philosophy, or a debate about whether mathematics is invented or discovered. Guest mathematicians, puzzles, paradoxes, and unfinished ideas are all welcome.
You do not need to already know where you stand. Bring a question. Stay for the conversation.
What we explore
Mathematics
Puzzles, proofs, paradoxes, infinity, and ideas that refuse to sit still.
Physics & reality
From the structure of space to questions about what the universe is made of.
Philosophy & ethics
Consciousness, meaning, and how we ought to use the tools we build.
AI & probability
Uncertainty, models, and conversations about intelligence — human and otherwise.
Is mathematics invented — or discovered?
What does infinity actually mean?
How should we use artificial intelligence?