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[QUOTE="Lord Jestocost, post: 6871670, member: 638573"] Robert Alicki and Michal Horodecki in "Information-thermodynamics link revisited" ([URL]https://arxiv.org/abs/1905.11057v1[/URL]): "[I]Only information carriers are physical It is true that, as Landauer wrote : '[Information] is always tied to a physical representation. It is represented by engraving on a stone tablet, a spin, a charge, a hole in a punched card, a mark on paper, or some other equivalent. This ties the handling of information to all the possibilities and restrictions of our real physical word, its laws of physics and its storehouse'. [B]However, the legitimate questions concern the physical properties of information carriers like 'stone tablet, a spin, a charge, a hole in a punched card, a mark on paper', but not the information itself.[/B]" [/I] [Bold by LJ][I][/I] [/QUOTE]
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