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Flint 07-24-2020 04:25 PM

vacuums may remember information
 
How the Universe Remembers Information

Basically relativity doesn't completely flatten out gravity in the far distance from objects, it maintains information, even in a vacuum, meaning, maybe--

Quote:

..if the vacuum can assume multiple forms, it will retain an almost homeopathic imprint of what passes through it..
--and this may be the mechanism whereby the information about what is consumed by a black hole continues to exist, even after the black hole itself bleeds out from Hawking Radiation and ceases to exist.

They are still working on demonstrating these concepts experimentally.

tw 07-24-2020 04:35 PM

I believe it is discussing an example of a larger concept called Entropy.

monster 07-24-2020 11:13 PM

IF my vacuum remembers stuff, it has a very explicit vocabulary.

I want to add something intelligent... but it's Friday night. Sorry.

footfootfoot 07-26-2020 08:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by monster (Post 1055708)
IF my vacuum remembers stuff, it has a very explicit vocabulary.

I want to add something intelligent... but it's Friday night. Sorry.

Thanks for that.

tw 07-26-2020 08:49 AM

Sunday is a day for reflection. Go look in a mirror.

Griff 07-26-2020 10:33 AM

My vacuum sometimes remembers where I left stuff. Thinking is hard, I need to do some mental stretches before I attempt..


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