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Co-Founder | Crypto believer - | Space is our Future — e/acc

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@elonmusk Argentina, Malacara is not just “a beach to launch rockets from.” It has Atlantic safety corridors, polar-orbit geometry, low-density surroundings, and national aerospace know-how nearby.

@elonmusk , you may want to look south. Very south.

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@1piece_1012 Wow 🔥

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Uffff

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@TomiBestia Sanji 🚬

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Cuando me jubile…

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@audrlo Not saying it’s @heyato_ai … but it sure smells like it. 🥸

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@ignaciocorral Zarpado! 👏

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Just read your Ryugu paper and had one thought: perhaps the most interesting signal is not only the detection of all 5 canonical nucleobases, but the emergence of a near-balanced purine/pyrimidine regime within a clearly non-biological inventory.

Ryugu appears close to Pu/Py ≈ 1, while Bennu, Orgueil, and Murchison sit on different sides of that balance. If that distribution also tracks an NH3-related gradient, could this point to something more general than a “prebiotic soup”?

One possible framing is a prebiotic equilibrium window: a physicochemical regime in carbonaceous bodies where nucleobase networks converge toward broader, more balanced, information-enabling inventories before biology exists.

Not life. Not design. But perhaps a kind of pre-informational chemical attractor.

Curious whether this feels like a useful interpretation of the data, or an overreach.

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Man Protect Japan and oda at all cost 😭😭

cuz this generational serious must be continued...

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@rama_moyano_ 🙌

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Feel sorry for the future gen that will watch One Piece already knowing what the One Piece is. We're truly living in a blessed time

[Nakama @NAKAMAAAA112]

No anime comes close to One Piece when it comes to world-building

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Que belleza! Aguante OnePiece 💛

[Zuffy @strawhatzuffy]

Been saying this for years One Piece was never just about pirates

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@mathelirium Awesome operational take on time in GR @mathelirium —clocks earn it along worldlines.

In Page-Wootters (timeless QM), the arrow emerges only with coherent clocks. My scaling: ΔS ~ (coherence)^1.18 × entanglement rate × e^{-blur}.

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Love the animation!

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Interesante hilo sobre retrocausalidad en quantum erasers (delayed-choice).
Esos experimentos muestran que la "elección" presente afecta la descripción del pasado, pero sin signaling real hacia atrás —solo revela la naturaleza relacional del tiempo.

En Page-Wootters (timeless universe), la flecha termodinámica emerge solo con reloj coherente + entanglement + coarse-graining. La aparente retro-influencia necesita coherencia operativa para ser accesible.

Mi simulación cuantitativa: ΔS escala con coherencia del reloj ^1.18 × entanglement rate × e^{-blur}.

Link: [https://t.co/vaRLDtRbjh]

#QuantumFoundations #Retrocausality #PageWootters

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The thermodynamic arrow isn't magic. It’s an operational resource allocation.
I modeled the emergence of time: the arrow only appears if we burn clock coherence.

To increase entropy, the Universe must pay a coherence tax. The physics of the thermodynamic will.

cc @beffjezos

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Treating the clock as a finite resource changes the Page-Wootters picture.

We see that "killing time" (energy-basis loss) and "classicalizing" it are physically distinct operations.

The arrow is effectively capped by available coherence. Thoughts?

cc @nicoleyh11 @preskill

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Time emergence isn't free—it burns clock coherence.

My model finds a sharp operational distinction: "killing time" (energy decoherence) vs "classicalizing" it (pointer decoherence).

Curious if this tracks with your views on the cost of time?

cc @seanmcarroll @carlorovelli