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| “I want to know what a node actually represents in rule space”. If we analogize to networks in other applications (e.g., computers connected to Internet, cells in a body, or persons in a social network) then nodes can be born, die, and connect or... |
| I image a cyclic evolution that ends with a solitary or ”singular” point/vacuum. That would be a distinct case of gravity potential. Assuming a quantum action of the quantum actor, circulation would accumulate its surface tension or ”charge”. It... |
| Well when you scale to branchial it gives you every possible update but it is bounded by the possibility of how to apply the rule, which can leave you a whole bunch of options but it's still a pile you could spend a few trillion years sorting through... |
| Spacetime is elegant and fun in some ways, but boy it sure does seem to be kinda wrong, huh? The idea of treating time as a spatial dimension makes for some interesting thought experiments (if you consider time a spatial dimension then you are part... |
| It seems like we need a better understanding of what nodes are, if they can be freely created and destroyed with no consequences, and/or if they get reused. It seems like either nodes must be freely creatable to a more or less nearly infinite amount,... |