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It is definitely not trivially true about anything. A golf ball can be modelled easily. You are adding external complications to the system. An electron can be
by Gatsky 6y ago
It is definitely not trivially true about anything. A golf ball can be modelled easily. You are adding external complications to the system. An electron can be impossible to model if you inject it into a complex system.
Anyway the point is a golf ball will not evolve into a sentient being who will then fly to mars and write poetry, which is what cells have done. This shows you can’t even put a meaningful bound on what you need to model for an organism.
- Ma8ee 6y agoBut that is not a complete model of a golf ball. A complete model will include the wave function of all the particles in golf ball. It won’t be simpler than the model an organism of the same size. And in this case I mean by simpler that the number of bits required would be lower. How does the capacity of the thing you try to model affect the complexity of the model?