What is the temperature of thought?

[HelloHound]

warm, wet, and a little squishy. like a brain

 

[QuercusMalus]

Luke-warm, stagnant and tepid.

 

[LuoirM]

What th is this whole thread on

 

[TheEldritchGod]

Is life order? But how does replicating contradict entropy?

Well, look at anything that is not alive. It decays. It goes from a high-energy state, to a lower-energy state,

Life, on the other hand, is always at a high-energy state, Look what happens to your body when you die. You stop moving. The various parts of your body decay. Even in a totally sterilized environment, water evaporates and you become mummified. In what was is life NOT very ordered, when compared to not-alive?

There is a more complex order in a single blue-green algae cell than on the entire surface of the moon.

Memes is the basically the "string theory" of this world?

That's actually gonna be a line: "Holy crap. Those idiots were right with string theory, they just applied it to the wrong thing."

Reality is framed in memetics and life/magic/whatever is from this reality?

Sssssssort of. Math can simulate realty, it isn't reality. It's best summed up by:
"So what's heaven like?"
"Picture what you think heaven is like."
"Okay. I'm-"
"It's not like that. Whatever you just thought. Heaven is not like that."

But then meme getting defined as information and the different types of information threw me off, genetic, programmed, self- determined, like is meme now a type of memory of life?

Well, how do foals know how to walk? It's genetic. They just KNOW how to stand up. Some information is hard coded. Some is learned, but from your enviroment. Some is self-inflicted.

Who learned the first word? Nobody. The first word, whatever that was, (Most likely the word for Mom) was not learned from the environment. Someone made it up and THEN taught it. Some things are just made INSIDE YOUR HEAD AND NOWHERE ELSE.

They are all forms of information. All memes. It's just how the information came to be that's the difference.

Maybe i need to go through it again. That meta, iso, etc physics part was interesting too, this seemed more of a macro description to science types.

I did say you could skip that part. I was just laying down definitions and catagories.

Could i use this as inspiration for my own system?

It originated from a desire to explain, 'Why do some many Japanese people keep getting Isekai'd?' From there, I keep going, "BUT WHY?" and I have yet to reach, 'Just Because.'. I'm getting there.

So use all of it. It was intended to be a universal explanation of Japanese manga, anyways. You could drop any manga into this setting and it'll fit.

Definitely won't be copying it to the T's, I don't think i could even if I tried. The monads part really, really clicked with me...

Of course.

What th is this whole thread on

Well, about four years ago I said to myself, "Why do Japanese people keep getting hit by Truck-Kun and wind up in an Isekai?"

And... it sort of spiraled out of control from there.

 

[ZukoMee]

I need a way to describe the temperature of thought itself.

It is similar to the taste of purple. Or the sound of an empty, unobserved cookie jar.

 

[Prince_Azmiran_Myrian]

Maybe it should be based on how enraging or calming the thought is.