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> Then everything humanity will ever reach or know has Kolmogorov complexity no larger than this X No. Information complexity does not obey conservation laws.
by otabdeveloper4 4y ago
> Then everything humanity will ever reach or know has Kolmogorov complexity no larger than this X
No. Information complexity does not obey conservation laws. The initial rule for generating the Universe is simple, but as time goes on information complexity only increases exponentially. It's a singularity of information complexity and we are at the center of it.
(This is the real reason, by the way, why aliens don't exist and Fermi's "paradox" isn't really.)
- canjobear 4y agoWhat do you mean by "information complexity"? Quantity of information absolutely does follow conservation laws, at least in quantum mechanics.
- otabdeveloper4 4y agoSame thing as the Kolmogorov complexity the original poster mentioned. It corresponds to entropy somehow, so I don't think quantum mechanics is on topic here.