17 points | by Stratoscope 20 hours ago ago
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I wonder if since space is being created (expansion) and space is really spacetime then it’s really new spacetime.
so the universe is a revision control system? or only-last-revision system?
Does it mean that an old galaxy will necessarily turn into a black hole due to accumulated interactions in the past?
While I have come across the idea of information-as-entropy and gravity’s role in it, this is the first time I have read anything that stitches time into the equation.
Holy. Shit. This sounds so very compelling.
That, and probably that the speed of light is given by the latency of information transfer through space.
I wonder if since space is being created (expansion) and space is really spacetime then it’s really new spacetime.
so the universe is a revision control system? or only-last-revision system?
Does it mean that an old galaxy will necessarily turn into a black hole due to accumulated interactions in the past?
While I have come across the idea of information-as-entropy and gravity’s role in it, this is the first time I have read anything that stitches time into the equation.
Holy. Shit. This sounds so very compelling.
That, and probably that the speed of light is given by the latency of information transfer through space.