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A few months ago someone derived Eigenvalues from the Optimum Theory automaton and posted it as a gif without comment. I believe is was "Based Gary", not Gary. Two different people. I did not realize at the time that the gif was particle spin derived from the automaton. This is absolutely legendary and history, and I am looking for that gif, or better yet the code that derived it. Any help is appreciated.

~Larry

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>>10935734

Its because of how the Universe packs its data. Its a "packing problem". The Universe is a 5D cellular automaton but cannot logically average the corners of its neighborhoods. Its like packing spherical beeds, the packing is always irregular, and this irregularity is what we think of as "something"

It is both determanistic and random. Not a cope out. Listen. The universe has infinite depth and so it is impossible to predict the movement of particles with perfect accuracy, ever. However, the Universe is determanistic, and the basic unified equation is actually insanely simple and easy to model. BUT the bottle neck now and forever is our inability to perfectly model infinity.

We can model the unified equation. Its actually really easy to do so. But computation power is now and forever the bottle neck.

Fyi, people will likely reply telling me to kill myself and harrassing who they believe to be my family, etc... its because what I am telling you is a closely guarded secret that people spend $100,000+ to learn at Uni, and yet the simularity predicts that our human knowedge will expand like this, and education is key to the survival of our species. Cheers.

>>10932918
like a... box blur filter?

Optimum Theory unified physics prove me wrong. Don't know about Optimum Theory? www.optimuminstitute.org