Before any physicists leap to correct me, yeah yeah information cannot be created or destroyed... I mean socially usable information. Not stuff that requires archeological/anthropolpogical decryption
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Self-service announcement: I've become very interested in processes that destroy information. Standing open request to send me links etc. on that. I should really maintain a list of these interest topics somewhere.
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Curious what you mean by that? I presume it's not just thermodynamics...
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Not quite, just anything that naturally destroys information. Second law operating in human culture.
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Do compilers count? You can’t usually recreate the original code from a compressed/compiled/stripped down version.
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ah good example, thanks
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by adding noise
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Survivor bias. A sunny view of human nature.
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...pretty sure ribbonfarm had a good post on how misinformation destroys information.
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