Born to do Math 27 – LSD for 4 Times (Part 3)
Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen and Rick Rosner
Publication (Outlet/Website): Born To Do Math
Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2017/04/03
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Rick Rosner: I’m trying to talk to the janitor and keep my shit together and explain that I must’ve fallen asleep! But he is all lizardy and saying words to me, and I don’t understand them.
[Impression of non-word words by Rick Rosner.]
Scott Douglas Jacobsen: So that can happen. But that implies the information processing. That leads to three things: definite states, computers, and how the universe is not like that as an associative structure as a map of information and how that might imply a new set theory.
RR: I don’t know if it is a new set theory.
SDJ: Adapted.
RR: We’ll have to talk about the different forms of information that the universe might encode or might be incorporated into the universe. And at some point, we might have some yes-no/0-1 situations. For instance, one way that the universe contains information is via the clustering of matter. And much of the clustering of matter, and all of the large-scale clustering of matter is gravitation, but the way that gravitational clustering is locked-in—
Before we were taping, you were talking about a slingshot maneuver. Where you can shoot a satellite at Jupiter or something, and the satellite whips around Jupiter and receives a boosts by moving in a hyperboloid, hyperbolic, trajectory around Jupiter. In a slingshot deal, the satellite is only temporarily close to Jupiter and having its trajectory changed hugely by Jupiter.
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