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Well it's part of math, which physics is already based on. Whereas metaphysics is, imo, "stuff that's made up and doesn't matter". Probably not the most standa
by ajkjk 2y ago
Well it's part of math, which physics is already based on.
Whereas metaphysics is, imo, "stuff that's made up and doesn't matter". Probably not the most standard take.
- galaxyLogic 2y agoI'm wondering, isn't Information Theory as much part of physics as Thermodynamics is?
- ajkjk 2y agoNot really. Information theory applies to anything probability applies to, including many situations that aren't "physics" per se. For instance it has a lot to do with algorithms and data as well. I think of it as being at the level of geometry and calculus.
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- kgwgk 2y agoWould you say that Geometry is as much a part of physics as Optics is?