Eleventh Hour Enthusiast·Sep 5The Computation That SurvivedWhat the physics of computation says about the claim that the universe computes, and that machines understand.
Krzysztof Maruszewski·Mar 7What drives complexity?When the Universe began, it was the uniform ball of Big Bang fire. And yet, for reasons still not well explained, billions of years of…
InData Science CollectivebyRiccardo Di Sipio·Jul 14, 2025On the Rising Cost of AI and Landauer’s PrincipleThe physics behind flipping bits, AI’s growing power bill, and the ecological cost we rarely compute.A response icon1A response icon1
Bill Giannakopoulos·Jul 3, 2025Complex Mutual Information: A Structural Basis for Interference, Collapse, and the Born Rule in…The Born Rule is among the most successful empirical rules in physics, yet it lacks a foundational derivation from within quantum theory…A response icon1A response icon1
Bill Giannakopoulos·Jun 24, 2025What a Light Flash from a Collapsing Bubble May Reveal About the Deep Structure of RealityHow Landauer’s Principle and the Loss of Mutual Information May Explain Physics’ Strangest PhenomenonA response icon2A response icon2
Bill Giannakopoulos·Jun 22, 2025Why Mathematics Works — and Where It Doesn’t: Dual Kernel Theory and the Algorithmic Nature of…1. The Mystery of Mathematical PowerA response icon1A response icon1
Bill Giannakopoulos·Jun 18, 2025Why Physics Equations Are Time-Symmetric but Reality Is Not: The Overlooked Role of Landauer’s…A new thermodynamic ontology of time’s arrow grounded in irreversible information loss during quantum measurement.A response icon2A response icon2
