Science Research Session: Hyporuliad

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[@MarkDStrachan]

Wow! Please do more of these! These appear to be some of the most interesting conversations humans can currently have.

[@texansforever6782]

love your work Stephen

[@ultradarx]

I would like to see the name "Jonathan Gorard" mentioned in the description.

[@christian6340]

Great discussion. Best science content anywhere.

[@berniethejet]

This was an amazing conversation.

[@rysw19]

Incredibly interesting how looking at “hypocomputation” gives an intuition for what hypercomputation would look like to us.

[@mitchellhayman381]

I had to read this a few times

[@rysw19]

@@mitchellhayman381 little hard to parse probably, but did it make sense?

[@alancalvitti]

an hour of improvisational hypophysics

[@TheMemesofDestruction]

Fantastic Livestream!

[@antoniosmusic]

Recently a single tile that can connect to itself and cover an infinite surface was discovered and the pattern was non repeating, it produces endlessly different connected shapes that are unique and can never overlap.

[@tarkajedi3331]

Another brilliant session...............
I am a bit slow to understand !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Anders01]

Ah, the hyporuliad is basically the opposite of a hyperruliad which is about hypercomputation. In a hyporuliad all algorithms are finite and terminate. This means that the entire hyporuliad can be implemented as ordinary Boolean expressions.

[@TheMemesofDestruction]

I thought it was misspelled at first then realized this was the case. :)

[@wendyg8536]

Thank you for that !.. as I was questioning the prefix hypo/hyper

[@KaliFissure]

Once you have this topology the volume is irrelevant. Larger or smaller the principle applies and functions.
But an essential thing is a single sided surface. Charge must be balanced.

[@stefanwullems]

Imagine LLM’s develop to a level where you can have your own personal Jonathan

[@mitchellhayman381]

Lol

[@KaliFissure]

👍🤘🖖
Consider a universe where the total complexity never changes even though gravity still applies and so the essential rule is More Complex. But have a maximum. A modulo of a sort. The first number is lambda. Whatever minimal is. And the largest number/density is N and N+lambda is lambda.
At the event horizon the infall is redistributed as widely as possible to all the lowest complexity points.
Neutron decay cosmology.
A homeostatic but locally evolving universe via the reciprocal processes of electron capture at event horizons and free neutron decay in deep voids.

[@JAYMOAP]

Z2 cocycles

[@verystablegenius4720]

jonathan interrupting stephen every 2 seconds, lol ... let him finish a sentence, son. talk about pressured techno-babble

[@NightmareCourtPictures]

No they deleted the livestream version 🥲
That’s okay. Still one of the best videos that exists so far in modern science

[@PerpetualScience]

I thought for a moment they did a part 2 and I missed it again. RIP to all the comments though.

[@mooncop]

no that was the hyperruliad - too soon to reveal