(A New Theory for the Assembly of Life in the Universe; 135 points, 69 comments)
librasteve 5 hours ago [-]
i have heard Cronin on podcast … imo he has serious theories but makes some elliptic claims wrt the nature of time
best recent listen for me was Sean Carroll Mindscape on the emergence of time
i guess that the truth is some combination of both
runlaszlorun 1 hours ago [-]
> best recent listen for me was Sean Carroll Mindscape on the emergence of time
Interesting tip, thx for passing along.
SideburnsOfDoom 5 hours ago [-]
So, time is not a cube?
Slightly more seriously though, It's hard for me to tell if this is a serious theory, or timecube level stuff?
grumpymuppet 3 hours ago [-]
At face value, I think I agree -- especially the format of the website being in a sort of hand-designed style.
"Assembly Theory" is a sort of applying (kolmogorov-esque) complexity theory to physics and other natural sciences. I don't know much else beyond that it's a "real thing".
So with that extra background, I give it a pass. I think it's an interesting idea at least.
judge123 5 hours ago [-]
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(A New Theory for the Assembly of Life in the Universe; 135 points, 69 comments)
best recent listen for me was Sean Carroll Mindscape on the emergence of time
i guess that the truth is some combination of both
Interesting tip, thx for passing along.
Slightly more seriously though, It's hard for me to tell if this is a serious theory, or timecube level stuff?
"Assembly Theory" is a sort of applying (kolmogorov-esque) complexity theory to physics and other natural sciences. I don't know much else beyond that it's a "real thing".
So with that extra background, I give it a pass. I think it's an interesting idea at least.