Jackk on Nostr: It makes logical sense why nobody could understand the Planck scale until a quantum ...
It makes logical sense why nobody could understand the Planck scale until a quantum of time was computed from a thermological process. How could you understand Planck limits without a block of time, a block of memory and block of conserved work in proof. Physically distributed bits of our physical field in synchronicity.
How could you understand temperature/entropy without conserved information? Logical geometry = architecture.
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