arthur

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What are theory-consequences of probabilitywaves having 3 states: future=gas, present=liquid, & past=solid, in infoprobability-field?
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arthur @lemmy.eco.br 2w ago
Man, that's a difference between:
a scientific model (a description of reality), like the Schrodinger equation,
the interpretation of the model like Copenhagen interpretation, Many Worlds interpretation
And the reality itself.
And your post seems to mix this 3 distinct things. As far as I can understand, this is not even wrong.
If you want to refine your view, I would suggest you to propose (and actually do) some experiment, try to prove it wrong. The best result to expect is a better model; the worst, you can work and make your interpretation more coherent with the model and the reality.

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What would be the drawbacks of a genetic code with 6 nucleotides instead of 4, but each amino acid could be coded with 2 base pairs instead of 3 (so the genome could be 33% shorter)?

Although the information could be the same, genetics happen in a "chemistry media" instead of a digital one, and most of the functionality of proteins is related to its physical structure, so I'm not sure if DNA could generate similar proteins with a different DNA encoding scheme.

What are theory-consequences of probabilitywaves having 3 states: future=gas, present=liquid, & past=solid, in infoprobability-field?

What would be the drawbacks of a genetic code with 6 nucleotides instead of 4, but each amino acid could be coded with 2 base pairs instead of 3 (so the genome could be 33% shorter)?

YSK There’s someone running around Lemmy posting misinformation against Wikipedia