There are equally many truths and lies (Boolean algebras), and physical reality only knows about truths. So where do we get fictions from, so I hypothesize that they mix like fragments into physical particles during their quantum superpositions.
There are equally many truths and lies (Boolean algebras), and physical reality only knows about truths. So where do we get fictions from, so I hypothesize that they mix like fragments into physical particles during their quantum superpositions.
Unlike the classical algebra of logic, which passively uses falsehoods (⊥) and truths (⊤) in tables and electrical circuits, here we are talking about fictions and realities using linear algebra.
I run a blog about applied mathematics, quantum mechanics and information theory, and I'm currently struggling with the question "Is the brain an organ of the mind?" that colleagues from all over send me. It's not exactly my topic, but I don't turn it down. (asking me what I'm doing?)