/sci/ - Science & Math

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according to Wolfram
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ps5wovm3OQ4

28:00 theres no real matter, matter is a features of space, SPACE IS THE REALITY OF THE COSMOS

30:36 space and time aren't fundamentally the same (although they become related)

39:45 the observer (conciousness) has to be in itself part of the universe, governed by the same rules as the rest of the universe

42:00 we still get relativistic effects like time dilation because the every step on the graph will still be the same even if the "observer" is in a different frame of reference

45:50 basically energy is the communication of activity in the network through time, momentum is the communication of activity in the network through space. mass ends up being kind of the propensity of activity to not be transmitted, rest mass do not spreads to other parts of the network it is localized in a particular region.

50:00 ONLY one part in 10E121 is matter the rest of it is just to do with the maintenance of space, electrons are though of "as point particle" but their size would be 10E-81 meters

54:45 quantum observations are related to "choosing" which level of causality you are interacting with, making a measurement in quantum mechanics is picking a quantum observation frame that has certain properties "I want to measure this particular thing, I want to decide the outcome of this so I'm going to pick a quantum observation frame in which essentially time freezes after that state has been produced and once you've tried to force that particular coordinate it doesn't quite work that's essentially quantum decoherence happening"

the observer themselve is one of these multi way systems, so essentially: an observer who is themselves a multi way system observe what's happening in this multi way system.

why does anything definite happen in the world? ultimately there's causal invariants and that causes to be a definite outcome.