Is gravity evidence of a computational universe?
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Is gravity evidence of a computational universe?
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Re: Is gravity evidence of a computational universe?
#2There is no experimental evidence , just an interesting idea .
> Whether the universe is indeed a computational construct remains an open question, but the entropic nature of gravity provides compelling evidence that information is a fundamental component of physical reality and data com- pression drives physical processes in the universe.
Re: Is gravity evidence of a computational universe?
#3> Using the second law of information dynamics and the mass–energy–information equivalence principle, we show that gravitational attraction manifests as a requirement to reduce the information entropy of matter objects in space
Using the second law of squirrel dynamics and the mass–energy–squirrel equivalence principle, we show that gravitational attraction manifests as a requirement to reduce the squirrel entropy of matter objects in space