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The Nature of Time and Emergent Theory
2:03:49 - 2:08:41 (04:52)
The concept of time as fundamental implies that the universe constantly increases in novelty. The second law follows naturally from the fact that there are more available states in the universe as time progresses.
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The fundamental nature of time implies that the universe is continually evolving and becoming more novel with an increasing number of states.
2:03:49 - 2:06:43 (02:54)
Summary
The fundamental nature of time implies that the universe is continually evolving and becoming more novel with an increasing number of states. This idea could help us understand dark energy and suggests that the universe might just be time itself.
ChapterThe Nature of Time and Emergent Theory
Episode#269 – Lee Cronin: Origin of Life, Aliens, Complexity, and Consciousness
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The validity of assembly theory and assembly index is not contingent upon the emergent or fundamental nature of time.
2:06:43 - 2:08:07 (01:24)
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The validity of assembly theory and assembly index is not contingent upon the emergent or fundamental nature of time. Assembly time exists when the universe begins to create memories through bonds.
ChapterThe Nature of Time and Emergent Theory
Episode#269 – Lee Cronin: Origin of Life, Aliens, Complexity, and Consciousness
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Physicist Sean Carroll and comedian Joe Rogan discuss the concept of time as a fundamental concept and the implications that it has on people's perception of the physical world.
2:08:07 - 2:08:41 (00:33)
Summary
Physicist Sean Carroll and comedian Joe Rogan discuss the concept of time as a fundamental concept and the implications that it has on people's perception of the physical world.