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You've contradicted the statement that you made elsewhere - that it's the arrangement of atoms that matters. There's nothing magical about the processes, but t
by melange 13y ago
You've contradicted the statement that you made elsewhere - that it's the arrangement of atoms that matters. There's nothing magical about the processes, but the specific state matters.
- loup-vaillant 13y agoAn arrangement of atoms is a snapshot of a physical process. I don't see the contradiction.
- melange 13y agoAn arrangement of atoms is a snapshot of a small part of a physical process with arbitrary boundaries drawn around it.
- loup-vaillant 13y agoThe boundaries are not arbitrary, to the extent we can factor the configuration space. For instance, we can draw a rather sharp limit between me, and the keyboard I'm typing with.
- melange 13y agoAnd what does that particular choice of boundary represent?