The Library

For Cellular Automata freaks. Stephen Wolframs epic 1197 page overview of 'all known' species of CA's and their philosophical importance for ideas about universality in digital systems and computational irreducibility. Also tonnes of gorgeous graphics :)

Online here > https://www.wolframscience.com/nks/

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love this

https://warpcast.com/moritz/0x461c8750

Yes, the idea that "the fastest way a life can be computed is to live it" is pretty compelling

Yes, nice. I've always found it fascinating that ideas around fate and freewill are inextricabley tied to the concept of determinism and that knowing enough about a system (a life) should be enough to predict its future state. Short terms predictions are easy, long-terms ones become more irreducible.