Proof: The Wild Prologue

isomorphismes:

Semigroups are like groups but semigroup elements don’t always have inverses, necessarily.

Semigroups obey the associative law:

  • a then b, then c = b then c, after a.

Aristotle observed that time obeys the associative law.

It is commonly agreed that time moves…

So. Beautiful. -singletear

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  11. davidmanheim said: Define lost: An example might be information that is chaotically scrambled in a way that is unrecoverable, say, by a perfect computer the size of the universe in the amount of time left before the heat death of the universe. It seems lost.
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