Hi Nick,
I will speak only for myself:
This is another of those unfortunate terms, like Emergence, which is used by a
variety of people in a variety of contexts to — they intend — refer to any ones
among a variety of ideas that certainly are not operationally all the same,
even if some of them
Hi, everybody,
The term "self-organizing" has always seemed a mis-nomer, almost an
oxymoron. In that connection, I took an interest in the following quote
from Mary Jane West-Eberhardt's enormous, DEVELOPMENTAL PLASTICITY AND
EVOLUTION. (p. 59, bottom of column one)
Extreme modular flexib
It's very difficult to form intuition about it, but until a better
interpretation of Schroedinger's wave equation and other quantum mechanical
concepts comes along (quite possible), I accept the multiverse
interpretation as the best interpretation thereof.
The quantum mechanical multiverse hypothe
What do you think of the "Many Interacting Worlds" theory? Russ shared it on
Google+http://bigthink.com/scotty-hendricks/a-new-hypothesis-suggests-that-parallel-universes-might-interact-after-all
The idea is that interactions between many interacting classical worlds lead to
quantum effects in th
Subspace communication!
Is there anything from Star Trek that has not become a reality? VR Headsets
allow Beaming and Holodecks, smartphones are communicators and tricorders, ..
This is why I was disappointed by the new Star Trek Discovery series. They show
nothing new, only well-known Klingons w
https://twitter.com/PhysicsWorld/status/951851732874727424
I only skimmed it. And I will differ to others that understand it better.
Looks like it's now possible to basically have magnetic flags shout realy
loudly such that other magets can here it. And that leads to a conversation
between the tw
