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... and how would you decode that information? Heisenberg sends his regards. EDIT: ... and of course the point isn't that it's 1:1 wrt. bits and atoms, but I t
by Quekid5 2y ago
... and how would you decode that information? Heisenberg sends his regards.
EDIT: ... and of course the point isn't that it's 1:1 wrt. bits and atoms, but I think the point was that there is obviously some maximum information density -- too much information in "one place" leads to a black hole.
- immibis 2y agoFun fact: the maximum amount of information you can store in a place is the entropy of a black hole, and it's proportional to the surface area, not the volume.
- Quekid5 2y agoYeah, I forgot to mention that in my edit. The area relation throws up so many weird things about what information and space even is, etc.