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Jonghwa_Lee
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Jonghwa_Lee
9mo ago
Really appreciate the pointers. I'll definitely look into them and use them as references.
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Jonghwa_Lee
9mo ago
Fair point on the semantics. But I'm not talking about subjective 'knowledge.' I'm talking about the thermodynamic cost to maintain a state. Landauer showed that information processing is physical (heat). I’m just extend
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Landauer demonstrated that erasing a bit releases heat. If information is fiction, implies that energy is fiction too?
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Jonghwa_Lee
9mo ago
Fair question. English isn’t my first language, and I’m an independent researcher. I supplied the core intuition and overall architecture, and used an LLM as a research assistant for formal derivations and calculations. Think of it as a hum
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9mo ago
Valid point. I'm reaching out to academia too. I posted here because my theory treats spacetime as a computational substrate, and HN has the best mix of physicists and engineers to critique that specific angle.
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Jonghwa_Lee
9mo ago
Spot on. An Event Horizon indeed represents the theoretical limit of information density (the Bekenstein bound). Since I can't create one in the lab, I'm betting on GHZ states to generate a steep enough local information gradient
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Thanks for the sharp question. You hit the core challenge. I am targeting a sensitivity of 10^{-18} seconds, which is within the range of modern Sr-87 optical lattice clocks (current stability \approx 10^{-19}). While the effect of inform
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https://zenodo.org/records/18027729
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Show HN: Does Information Density Cause Time Dilation?
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I've been exploring a speculative idea: what if some of the "strange" phenomena in physics—like gravitational time dilation—aren't fundamental forces, but emergent effects of a universe with finite computational resource
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Is gravitational time dilation a form of computational latency?
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