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> Why is the time we call “now” so special to us in the real world, but not at all special in any way in physics Isn't this, trivially, just that it represents
by antirez 10y ago
> Why is the time we call “now” so special to us in the real world, but not at all special in any way in physics
Isn't this, trivially, just that it represents the most updated information we have in order to elaborate what to do next?