And, yes, I'm kind of a nationalist.

Fair enough.

@yordanyordanov You seem to be on the right track, but you really need to educate yourself on the actual math behind the systems you are claiming understanding of. If you feel brave, look into observed quantum interactions in the brain and dna.
If there is one constant in the universe, it is mathematics, and I promise you won't regret jumping in the deep end.

Here at least they don't persecute me for strange theories and I don't have to abide by anti-discrimination feminazy islamist policewoemen offended by everything.

@ArmouredHeart Problem is I still can't find the right mathematics to express myself.

Otherwise, may be, I could have gotten the Nobel prize by now.

I'm looking for something that I can count both micro and macrostates simultaneously and the diversity thereof.

But I really am not that good at math, I admit.

As much as people are in a hysteria of panic, giving off the perception it's spread everywhere, it's mostly localized around highly urban areas in the west (California) and some parts of the north (Portland to New York).

So, still searching for that equation that will shoot me up.

@Jeremy Unfortuantely most places I could work in here in the EU are colonized by the bunch.

I know my situation is dire and I'm probably the poorest scientists out there trying to figure this one out, but you know what....

Sometimes you just need to be brave!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_theory

I always dream I will one day get the math I need and shoot up that paper.

Chaos theory won't work guys.

Indeed, @yordanyordanov!

Not in its current form.

It needs to be expanded.

I tried it-they just revergatate an equation, as it is a mantra.

@yordanyordanov what are you working on?

Expanded into multiple disciplines, philosophy especially.

I want to have a way of calculating the variability of stable states on BOTH the micro and macroscale.

@yordanyordanov of what? Any particle at its ground state? Or any stable state?

I actually want to mathematically prove that as a system gets larger its possibility to innovate accelerates by increasing the factor by which its possible variability increases.

Hey, guys, has anyone of you ever read Stuart Kauffman?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuart_Kauffman

The Origins of Order; yes.

I'm a great fan of his but unfortuantely we have our points of departure.

I have a copy on my shelf. 😄

Have you read his works @Jeremy ?

I'm trying to expand on him but I use a different definition of Life.

Not all of his works, but I've glanced at a few, while I've worked my way through his Origins of Life.

One of my own and am trying to breach the concept of a macro and microstate in non-equilibrium thermodynamics.

@yordanyordanov what's your stance on the origin of the universe? From a physics perspective obviously

So far, unsuccessfully.

@Jack of Trades I'm actually a biologist by training, so, I do not know.

So something like
x = Y+/- N :. 2x = 2Y +/- 2N

@yordanyordanov oh lol

Sorry, cosmology isn't my thing.

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