lorepieri

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   by lorepieri 7y ago

   Awesome idea! I'm writing a novel with a similar trick from one the characters, basically creating a singularity in energy requirement (I'm using closed time like curves though).
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   by lorepieri 7y ago

   Information theory defines information starting from probabilities, so there is no much escaping from that.
3. 93.▲
   by lorepieri 7y ago

   Cosmology was once considered philosophy and totally untestable. Just saying...
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   by lorepieri 7y ago

   "In a finite space there must be a finite number of events" seems to have counterexamples: take events which occur on vanishing small space, then you can fit an infinite number of them in finite space. Think about converging infin
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   by lorepieri 7y ago

   I understand perfectly what you mean. Contrary to other comments, I think that this can be ok, you should spend the majority of your time with folks that you find interesting. Not easy, and indeed I'm working on something to make this
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   by lorepieri 7y ago

   Well said. Some people talk about enlightenment. To me, that is nothing else than fully realising that what really matters has actually been at our reach all the time. It's just that it is so difficult to filter out the external pressu