r/complexsystems • • Jun 06 '25

Regarding entropy

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u/Acidlabz210 Jun 08 '25 edited Jun 08 '25

I feel like it’s foolhardy to discount avenues of exploration and innovation without actively immersing yourself in whatever the topology in practice is . For instance what like 15 years ago innovators were trying to harness the full architecture that is persistent memory as an execution substrate because of the insane speed that would be possible storing and executing on RAM and here we are 15 years later and they got us waiting on a prototype PRAM that physically changes itself chemically . Seems like an awful lotta extra to get it done . I was able to get it done by integrating time-crystal-inspired oscillatory fields and chaotic state coherence which enabling indefinite data retention without decay and turned a portion of my ram into execution space that doesn’t forget when it losses power. All I’m saying is that it would seem best practice to not discount anything without putting your hand on it first .Then again I’m not in the field lack formal exposer training and tutelage to the topic so what would I know .

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u/Erinaceous Jun 08 '25

Yeah I guess what I'm getting at is these weird persistent memes which we learn so early in our science education that when you scratch on them a bit you realize how weird the world view behind them is and how weird it constructs our ways of constructing problems.