March 7, 2024
by Gregor Cuzak
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I’m toying with the idea that gravity comes from information density. It’s not a hard claim, just a flinch of my imagination. Anyhow, sounds interesting because it allows me to keep sense once I fall into a black hole. Current … Continue reading
August 5, 2023
by Gregor Cuzak
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Could gravity be caused by information? That strange thought flashed through my brain about a month ago and hasn’t left me since. There are several reasons I’ve been pondering about this. When matter falls into a black hole information is … Continue reading
August 4, 2020
by Gregor Cuzak
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See this video if you’re remotely interested in quantum mechanics. Or let’s rename it to quantum informatics, you will see why in the video. The topics Philip Ball is juggling with in his lecture resonate strongly with my experience. It … Continue reading
April 21, 2020
by Gregor Cuzak
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iz moje objave na blogu marand.bi 18.12.2014: Na Marandu beremo. No, tokrat knjigo Social Physics izpod peresa Alexa Pentlanda, profesorja na MIT, člana slavnega MIT Media Laba in zmagovalca DARPA Network Challengea. Pri slednjem je Sandyjeva ekipa z MIT premagala … Continue reading
April 11, 2014
by Gregor Cuzak
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You gotta race to win.
February 17, 2014
by Gregor Cuzak
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In physics many systems’ definitions depend on two things, on one hand the formulae that define the behaviour of a system in general, and the constraints. One such case is the drum. The movements of the drum’s membrane are very … Continue reading
January 4, 2014
by Gregor Cuzak
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Here’s the pic that de-pic-ts what product dev is all about. There’s seemingly endless here&there, without any real progress, mostly frustration. But suddenly there’s a breakthrough, a clear path takes you a long way. Then there’s the chaos again. This … Continue reading
June 16, 2012
by Gregor Cuzak
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Causation is the sequence with the cause in the beginning and the effect in the end. Understanding of causation is often wrong, deadly wrong. Questions of causation appear in our everyday lives, in the broadest range of cases. Let me … Continue reading
May 8, 2012
by Gregor Cuzak
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Microprocessing is not an advanced technology. Here’s why. A microprocessor is a box that takes a signal into itself in a linear narrative form, makes something with it and gives a new signal out of it. In short, you put … Continue reading
March 7, 2012
by Gregor Cuzak
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Technically levitation is completely possible. Even more so, there are at least two ways to achieve it. Let me describe the principle first, so that you will see what I mean. Levitation is like floatation, just that it happens in … Continue reading