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The article does mention that relative comparisons often use less energy than absolute measurements which is in line with your thinking.
by zedderled 8y ago
The article does mention that relative comparisons often use less energy than absolute measurements which is in line with your thinking.
- s-shellfish 8y agoWhen scope changes, relative comparisons yield absolutes. Everything that is relative turns into background reasoning, base foundation, some comparisons strengthen, others weaken. The strongest thoughts survive through meticulous pruning. This yields the idea of absolutes, but that's also the problem from the onset. All that pruning is either relative to context or .. eventually yields self reference? Absolutes in that regard, I would think, would use less energy, eventually. Or it's always the same thing. Comparing absolutes to relatives. What's absolute is relative, what's relative is absolute, hm, nonsense, maybe.
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