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 | | In information theory, however, entropy is the amount of information contained in a transmission from source to recipient. |
 | | What I realized last night is that informational entropy, in a sense, is also literal entropy: that it takes a certain amount of energy to convey information from point A to point B, and that — generally speaking — the more complex the information, the more entropy is generated. |
 | | My computer is relatively fast, but it’s crap, for example, at playing 3D shooter games (which is, essentally, an extremely dense simulation of optics and physics, if you think about it). |
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