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Reversedragon: bookmarks

2025-03-07T00:52:44Z

bookmarks

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			[112 bookmark] [399 bookmark]

	antiparticle 20-21		antiparticle 20-21
	opposite directions across some field?		opposite directions across some field?

Reversedragon: zero-point energy

2025-03-01T11:57:17Z

zero-point energy

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	this principle is so damning for any argument we can't predict complex adaptive systems. atoms are complex systems. quarks are complex systems. nobody finds it impossible to predict hadrons.		this principle is so damning for any argument we can't predict complex adaptive systems. atoms are complex systems. quarks are complex systems. nobody finds it impossible to predict hadrons.

	open / closed universe ~~199~~-101		open / closed universe 99-101
	dark energy: material cause of expanding universe pushing against gravity 100		dark energy: material cause of expanding universe pushing against gravity 100
	two thirds of the energy in the universe is dark energy		two thirds of the energy in the universe is dark energy
	dark energy was thought to be described by the cosmological constant, but that is not clear any more		dark energy was thought to be described by the cosmological constant, but that is not clear any more
	some hypothesize that dark energy can be properly termed a force - the quintessence hypothesis		some hypothesize that dark energy can be properly termed a force - the quintessence hypothesis

			curie point 106
			temperature affects the magnetic fields of atoms

	determinism 116		determinism 116
	planets move Mercury; emergence is ~~hard~~		planets move Mercury; emergence is difficult

	deterministic chaos 118		deterministic chaos 118
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	dispersion 123		dispersion 123


			zero-point energy 403
			a minimum energy makes the uncertainty principle not a problem. why?

			triune brain 407
			haeckel style concept that brain shape recapitulates phylogeny. interesting word usage - in another sense _don't_ we have at least three brains?

			turing test; Chinese room 409

			uniformitarianism; The present is key to the past 411
			sure is confusing that geologists say this and astrophysicists say the laws of the universe had to develop, huh

			vital force 415
			in the 1800s, people thought there was a unique Element to living substances, as interesting as Water, Fire, Light, or Darkness.
			well, sort of..... we call it carbon

			Zeno's paradox 419
			there is a transition from infinitesimal numbers to numbers we can measure where infinitesimals are discarded. calculus limits were required to comprehend numbers infinitely, but physical things aren't really infinite, important to remember

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Reversedragon: boltzmann

2025-02-01T02:34:42Z

boltzmann

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	point this to the search for 137		point this to the search for 137
	oh yeah boltzmann gave up and died by suicide 54		oh yeah boltzmann gave up and died by suicide 54
			accurate models of the world are not guaranteed to be accepted by anyone just because they are correct. hearing this, existential materialists will nod their heads; moral philosophers and Gramscians should be very worried

	brewster's law 58		brewster's law 58

Reversedragon: bop markup

2025-02-01T02:22:17Z

bop markup

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 antiparticle   20-21
 opposite directions across some field?
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 anthropic principle for time
 "if time is a dimension--" it might not be though, quantum fields can be interpreted as dimensions, but on that dimension activity moves stochastically
-Giratina is one of the only accurate portrayals in fiction of "extra dimensions", because it is a fanciful portrayal of quantum fields having two directions that separate the domain of matter from antimatter, and the Distortion World is intended to be separated from the regular world by its characteristics. if it were perfectly accurate it would destroy trainers the moment they walk in, of course, but a creature made of antimatter is not actually that weird if it was somehow surrounded by antimatter hadrons, skies, and platforms
+Giratina is one of the only accurate portrayals in fiction of "extra dimensions", because it is a fanciful portrayal of quantum fields having two directions that separate the domain of matter from antimatter, and the Distortion World is intended to be separated from the regular world by its characteristics. if it were perfectly accurate it would destroy trainers the moment they walk in, of course, but a creature made of antimatter is not actually that weird if it was somehow surrounded by antimatter hadrons, skies, and platforms.
 competitive exclusion principle   85
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 dispersion   123

Reversedragon: dark energy

2025-02-01T01:24:06Z

dark energy

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	this principle is so damning for any argument we can't predict complex adaptive systems. atoms are complex systems. quarks are complex systems. nobody finds it impossible to predict hadrons.		this principle is so damning for any argument we can't predict complex adaptive systems. atoms are complex systems. quarks are complex systems. nobody finds it impossible to predict hadrons.

	open / closed universe ~~100~~		open / closed universe 199-101
	dark energy: material cause of expanding universe pushing against gravity		dark energy: material cause of expanding universe pushing against gravity 100
	two thirds of the energy in the universe is dark energy		two thirds of the energy in the universe is dark energy
	dark energy was thought to be described by the cosmological constant, but that is not clear any more		dark energy was thought to be described by the cosmological constant, but that is not clear any more

Reversedragon: dark energy

2025-02-01T01:23:19Z

dark energy

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	quantum equations do properly predict larger scales, just a bit inefficiently versus coarse-grained classical equations		quantum equations do properly predict larger scales, just a bit inefficiently versus coarse-grained classical equations
	this principle is so damning for any argument we can't predict complex adaptive systems. atoms are complex systems. quarks are complex systems. nobody finds it impossible to predict hadrons.		this principle is so damning for any argument we can't predict complex adaptive systems. atoms are complex systems. quarks are complex systems. nobody finds it impossible to predict hadrons.

			open / closed universe 100
			dark energy: material cause of expanding universe pushing against gravity
			two thirds of the energy in the universe is dark energy
			dark energy was thought to be described by the cosmological constant, but that is not clear any more
			some hypothesize that dark energy can be properly termed a force - the quintessence hypothesis

	determinism 116		determinism 116

Reversedragon: correspondence principle

2025-02-01T01:15:35Z

correspondence principle

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 complex adaptive system: system in which agents can take in stimulus and respond
 "emergent properties ... don't appear gradually" - I'm not sure that's true for all complex systems, because of things like neutron decay where the first small change has to occur before the big one ever does. I think this is clearer if you study non-adaptive systems before the properly adaptive ones
 determinism   116

Reversedragon: complex adaptive systems

2025-02-01T01:00:46Z

complex adaptive systems

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	competitive exclusion of species, due to amount or slotting, doesn't occur because they form niches		competitive exclusion of species, due to amount or slotting, doesn't occur because they form niches
	this is not necessarily an ironclad physical law but the pattern keeps recurring		this is not necessarily an ironclad physical law but the pattern keeps recurring

			complementarity principle 86-87
			beam of electrons behaves as a wave, cannon of electrons behaves as a particle /sometimes/

			complex adaptive systems 88
			complex system: system with many interacting agents, can be as basic as a pile of sand
			complex adaptive system: system in which agents can take in stimulus and respond
			"emergent properties ... don't appear gradually" - I'm not sure that's true for all complex systems, because of things like neutron decay where the first small change has to occur before the big one ever does. I think this is clearer if you study non-adaptive systems before the properly adaptive ones

	determinism 116		determinism 116

Reversedragon: giratina

2025-02-01T00:49:29Z

giratina

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	Cherenkov radiation 77		Cherenkov radiation 77
	when you outrun light inside glass you create a light boom		when you outrun light inside glass you create a light boom

			chronology protection conjecture 78
			anthropic principle for time
			"if time is a dimension--" it might not be though, quantum fields can be interpreted as dimensions, but on that dimension activity moves stochastically
			Giratina is one of the only accurate portrayals in fiction of "extra dimensions", because it is a fanciful portrayal of quantum fields having two directions that separate the domain of matter from antimatter, and the Distortion World is intended to be separated from the regular world by its characteristics. if it were perfectly accurate it would destroy trainers the moment they walk in, of course, but a creature made of antimatter is not actually that weird if it was somehow surrounded by antimatter hadrons, skies, and platforms

	competitive exclusion principle 85		competitive exclusion principle 85

Reversedragon: competitive exclusion principle

2025-02-01T00:40:58Z

competitive exclusion principle

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	Cherenkov radiation 77		Cherenkov radiation 77
	when you outrun light inside glass you create a light boom		when you outrun light inside glass you create a light boom

			competitive exclusion principle 85
			differential resource utilization 121
			natural resources are slotted; extirpation appears to depend on the question of successfully finding a slot
			competitive exclusion of species, due to amount or slotting, doesn't occur because they form niches
			this is not necessarily an ironclad physical law but the pattern keeps recurring

	determinism 116		determinism 116
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	deterministic chaos 118		deterministic chaos 118

	~~differential resource utilization 121~~
	~~competitive exclusion of species, due to amount or slotting, doesn't occur because they form niches~~

	diffraction 122		diffraction 122

	dispersion 123		dispersion 123