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Yes, that's what I meant. This is similar - because you have to put a mirror at "just the right time" and you ignore the energetic cost of that.
by ajuc 4y ago
Yes, that's what I meant. This is similar - because you have to put a mirror at "just the right time" and you ignore the energetic cost of that.
- MockObject 4y agoWhat if we have a mirror moving randomly around the box? That would lead to the same effect, whereas a randomized Maxwell's Demon would not.
- ajuc 4y agoI'm not sure. Wouldn't the introduced waves cancel out then?
- MockObject 4y agoOnly if it lead to abnormally cool photons as much as anomalously hot ones.