Information Theory

Two states can have identical entropy and still be different. What does that tell us about information, geometry and the possibility of a reality without observable distinctions?

When information becomes cheap to retrieve, expertise may shift from owning knowledge to finding robust paths through an expanding information space.

Data and knowledge can be stored in a spoonful of DNA due to its high information density, as opposed to multiple racks of disk arrays in a data center that consume more energy. The size of a bit in DNA is one million times more compact than a contemporary Enterprise SSD. The maximum possible information density and the expanding Metaverse indicate a tremendous potential for increasing data storage density.