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I take this fact as suggesting that there may be more to the frequency illusion than just illusion. How it feels is similar to like what you get when you run G

I take this fact as suggesting that there may be more to the frequency illusion than just illusion. How it feels is similar to like what you get when you run GTA on a system with finite VRAM. - The game uses the same assets over and over again, so you see the same cars and pedestrians too frequently to be random. Can't really wrap my head around it though. It just seems unreasonable to demand that our reality has infinite capacity for complexity.

pixl97 3y ago
Fractals. Many of them have properties of being self similar. This is also a pattern we see in biological life. Life is primarily assembled from a limited subset of all elements. Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen being most common by weight. There are a few common means of assembling those molecules using the least energy possible, so those will be the ones we see most, and higher energy activations should be exponentially less common.