Born to do Math 34 – The Universe’s Shortcuts
Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen and Rick Rosner
Publication (Outlet/Website): Born To Do Math
Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2017/04/10
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Scott Douglas Jacobsen: Same with the universe? So it takes shortcuts. We talked about this before.
Rick Rosner: Yea, it is probably having stuff on the margins fizzle in-and-out of existence, which is probably how the universe having bootstrapped itself. It is probably how the universe creates information. It bootstraps itself on the margins based on incorporating new information. That’s how time plays out. It’s the moment-by-moment marginal accumulation of further information, which is reflected by an increasing order in the universe.
The more information the universe is able to marginally accumulate moment-by-moment, then the more order and space and matter it encompasses to embody that information.
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