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Note that this is also how our own world works. Typical time scales of processes get faster as the length scales shorten. Somehow it feels inevitable for a dyna
by jhrmnn 3y ago
Note that this is also how our own world works. Typical time scales of processes get faster as the length scales shorten. Somehow it feels inevitable for a dynamic multiscale structure.
- leetcrew 3y agoarmchair physicist moment: isn't this a straightforward outcome of c as a global "speed limit"? effects can't propagate faster than c, so I would expect that interaction "latency" decreases linearly with scale.
- layer8 3y agoIn the real world, there is a limit set by the speed of light and the Planck scale. And more generally, physics is very much not scale-invariant.