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To compute, a minimum physical space is required. Mostly impossible inside black holes.
by block_dagger 3y ago
To compute, a minimum physical space is required. Mostly impossible inside black holes.
- Woshiwuja 3y agoThank you my brother, my physics lingo for this was kinda lacking
- Nevermark 3y agoCorrection: a volume with a minimal surface area is required. Surface area goes up slower than volume, if a volume shape simply scales up. That is the interesting result, if it holds up. My conjecture: An increasingly fractal surface whose area increases as fast or faster than an increasing volume would get around this limit.
- Suppafly 3y agoI assumed it was going to be something about how we live in a holographic simulation or something.