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GENERALIZABLE. “These systems can be described as quantum fields or neural networks. This striking similarity suggest that there exists an underlying universality in enhancement of information storage capacity that extends across the disciplines. All the phenomena have counterparts in the classical limit, with the role of quantum scrambling taken up by a classical chaos.” https://www.d-itp.nl/shared-content/events/events/scientific/00/2018-okt-18-georgi-dvali-iop-colloquium.html?cb View in LinkedIn
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SLOW DECAY. “It has also been conjectured that information becomes highly scrambled. We show that all the above properties are shared  by other well-defined systems with enhanced memory storage capacity that seemingly have nothing to do with black holes.” https://www.d-itp.nl/shared-content/events/events/scientific/00/2018-okt-18-georgi-dvali-iop-colloquium.html?cb View in LinkedIn
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STRANGE DECAY. “Black holes are known to saturate the bound on information storage capacity. This is quantified by their micro-state entropy that is holographic by its nature as it obeys the area law. It is also known that black holes decay in a strange way:  Slowly releasing energy but no information for a very long time.” https://www.d-itp.nl/shared-content/events/events/scientific/00/2018-okt-18-georgi-dvali-iop-colloquium.html?cb View in LinkedIn
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END OF PAPER. This concludes this difficult and extraordinary paper by Gia Dvali of the Max Planck Institute in Germany. It illustrates the type of extreme thinking that is possible when physicists turn their minds to biology, and the novelty of their whole approach. It will be a great day when more physicists think about biological complexity with their very special way of analyzing reality. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/prop.201800007?casa_token=GdPRXs_tGLEAAAAA%3Ag-pxPMtkcleTYDUNK3mYGfpEzKRyc2LqQknTgFFB7dkYFDL8rDe2s0f4_0Q0oKjXD4_AEgFPGWolVTQ View in LinkedIn
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FRAGMENT FROM NATURE continues from last weekend and concludes this weekend on an exceptional article by Professor Jeremy Butterfield on quantum issues including gravity and time. We are lucky to have great minds contemplating these marvelous issues, for the world becomes a different place after their illuminations. View in LinkedIn
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HOLOGRAM. “For a certain symmetry structure of the network, the gapless modes appear to inhabit a lower dimensional surface area, thereby displaying a holographic behaviour.” https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/prop.201800007?casa_token=GdPRXs_tGLEAAAAA%3Ag-pxPMtkcleTYDUNK3mYGfpEzKRyc2LqQknTgFFB7dkYFDL8rDe2s0f4_0Q0oKjXD4_AEgFPGWolVTQ View in LinkedIn
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NOT A CONTRADICTION. “Computers by their very nature are the most inflexible, desireless, rule-following of beasts. Fast though they may be, they are nonetheless the epitome of unconsciousness. How, then, can intelligent behavior be programmed? Isn't this the most blatant of contradictions in terms?” (Clue, this book makes the case that this is not true). https://lnkd.in/dmfn9qW View in LinkedIn
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