Time Itself Seems to Have a Limit of Precision Due to a Quantum Physics Model
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Top Comments (10)
floating point error precision in real life is kinda wild
We live in an uncertain time for sure!
I guess The Doctor was right. Time is "A big ball of wibbly wobbly, timey wimey stuff"
Hello wonderful Anton, this is a person👋
This makes me think about Theravada Buddhism's idea of cittakkhana - it's like the smallest possible moment of conscious experience. The idea is that time isn't smooth and continuous, it just seems that way unless we can concentrate very very deeply. Then we'll notice that experience is a series of tiny moments, and conscious experience is the perceived aggregate of these blinking in and out instants of time.
Time keeps on slippin slippin, into the fuuture 🎶
I feel like scientists are high on the list of groups LEAST likely to accept the advice “don’t worry about it”. 😂
The job always expands to meet the time available.
Spontaneous collapse? Sounds like my last date 😂
We really need to stop using observation to mean a person looking at something. In this context its literally any physical interaction, juat think its important to highlight as some people get the idea agency is needed to collapse the wave function.
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Top Comments (10)
floating point error precision in real life is kinda wild
We live in an uncertain time for sure!
I guess The Doctor was right. Time is "A big ball of wibbly wobbly, timey wimey stuff"
Hello wonderful Anton, this is a person👋
This makes me think about Theravada Buddhism's idea of cittakkhana - it's like the smallest possible moment of conscious experience. The idea is that time isn't smooth and continuous, it just seems that way unless we can concentrate very very deeply. Then we'll notice that experience is a series of tiny moments, and conscious experience is the perceived aggregate of these blinking in and out instants of time.
Time keeps on slippin slippin, into the fuuture 🎶
I feel like scientists are high on the list of groups LEAST likely to accept the advice “don’t worry about it”. 😂
The job always expands to meet the time available.
Spontaneous collapse? Sounds like my last date 😂
We really need to stop using observation to mean a person looking at something. In this context its literally any physical interaction, juat think its important to highlight as some people get the idea agency is needed to collapse the wave function.