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quote by rade
Suppose you have five fundamental units, A to E and each unit has identical energy content. Now, suppose a system like this {A,A,A,A,A}. How much "information" does this system have ? Next, suppose a system {A,B,C,A,D}. Clearly the second system has more information than the first, yet identical amount of energy. Thus, information content of a system does not = energy content of a system.
not really rade. where as its pattern of energy can be potential in itself.
Suppose you have five fundamental units, A to E and each unit has identical energy content. Now, suppose a system like this {A,A,A,A,A}. How much "information" does this system have ? Next, suppose a system {A,B,C,A,D}. Clearly the second system has more information than the first, yet identical amount of energy. Thus, information content of a system does not = energy content of a system.
not really rade. where as its pattern of energy can be potential in itself.