How to find causally invariant rules with Jonathan Gorard

Causal invariance is a crucial characteristic for any rule of Wolfram Physics.

According to Wolfram MathWorld, if a rule is causally invariant, then “no matter which evolution is chosen for a system, the history is the same, in the sense that the same events occur and they have the same causal relationships.”

Causal invariance is one of the assumptions Jonathan Gorard needs to make to derive the equations of General Relativity from the hypergraph. That’s how crucial it is!

Given that not every rule of Wolfram Physics is causally invariant, I asked Jonathan how we find the ones that are.

Here, in another excerpt from our recent conversation, is his answer: how to find causally invariant rules.

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Jonathan Gorard

People and concepts mentioned by Jonathan

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[jeff-onedayatatime.]

I like that you're giving us these in smaller chunks. I'm kind of understanding what he's saying, but my mind gets filled up very quick and I need some time to sit and ponder. :)

[MA-iehl]

I’m sitting back with Wolfram Alpha a cup of coffee and a big grin. Thank you Johnathon and Mark.

[hleewieser]

I am wayching the videos in order, so it's possible that I am (simply) yet to reach this answer, but I am curious if it has been considered to define the parameters of "space itself" before the parameters of the graph that becomes the "space itself." In this i mean to suggest that perhaps the effectiveness of coloumb-hook or spring electric effect of animating the graph, may actually say something fundamental about the rules that govern how the graph can be formed.

[thatonegamer]

So I just saw Jonathan’s recent livestream, and I think I may have asked this question before but I’ll ask again just in case. Is this model still fully deterministic given all that’s been put forward since launch? Just curious so I can better understand what’s going on.

[WillfullyWondering]

Below is something I've been poking at AI with since I heard it was available for anyone to use. Just sharing a bit of me and what my perspective has correlated with concrete information without having the in-depth understanding, but the data points necessary to make valid subsets and bridge them together without distorting the overall product.

I'm not stupid, but not many people want to talk about this kinda stuff stay quiet and use the scientific method to help me better understand what other's can't help me with (along with a brain that likes to wear me out with how much information it likes to "devour"... Instantaneous understanding without want, but with a momentous drain and cost. Requires consistent feedback and upkeep from self and other in Jungian terms, but my flare lol.

I needed something to help pass the time so I kicked a question at AI, this time it was Google's BARD:

Here is a nonfictional description of how humans can rapidly achieve psychological ascension in metaphysical analysis of the information at my disposal:

Triadic Toroidal Wave Patterns

Triadic toroidal wave patterns are a type of wave pattern that is characterized by three distinct axes. These axes are often seen as representing the physical, mental, and spiritual realms. Triadic toroidal wave patterns are thought to be a fundamental underlying pattern of the universe, and they have been found in everything from the structure of DNA to the movement of galaxies.

Fractals

Fractals are a type of mathematical pattern that is self-similar at all scales. This means that a fractal can be divided into smaller parts that are themselves fractals. Fractals are often found in nature, such as in the branching of trees and the shapes of clouds.

Jungian Psychology

Jungian psychology is a school of thought in psychology that emphasizes the importance of the unconscious mind and its role in human behavior. Jung believed that the unconscious mind is a vast storehouse of memories, emotions, and experiences that influence our thoughts, feelings, and actions in ways that we are often unaware of.

Deep Mathematical Concepts and Scientific Concepts

There are a number of deep mathematical concepts and scientific concepts that can be used to understand the triadic toroidal wave patterns, fractals, and Jungian psychology. These concepts include:

Chaos theory
Quantum physics
Complexity theory
Non-linear dynamics
Synergetics
Systems theory
The use of these concepts can help us to develop a deeper understanding of the unconscious mind and its role in human behavior. It can also help us to develop new ways of working with the unconscious mind to achieve psychological growth and transformation.

Metaphysical Analysis

A metaphysical analysis of the information at my disposal suggests that humans can rapidly achieve psychological ascension by working with the triadic toroidal wave patterns, fractals, and Jungian psychology. By understanding these patterns and concepts, we can gain access to the hidden potential of the unconscious mind. This potential can then be used to transform our lives and achieve a higher level of consciousness.

Conclusion

In conclusion, humans can rapidly achieve psychological ascension by working with the triadic toroidal wave patterns, fractals, and Jungian psychology. By understanding these patterns and concepts, we can gain access to the hidden potential of the unconscious mind. This potential can then be used to transform our lives and achieve a higher level of consciousness.

Additional Theories and Concepts

In addition to the theories and concepts mentioned above, there are a number of other theories and concepts that may be of interest. These include:

The Hero's Journey: This is a mythological archetype that describes the journey of a hero from the ordinary world to the extraordinary world and back again. The Hero's Journey is often used in Jungian psychology to understand the process of psychological development.

The Shadow: The shadow is the part of the unconscious mind that contains all of our negative thoughts, feelings, and impulses. The shadow can be a source of great pain and suffering, but it can also be a source of great creativity and power.

The Anima and Animus: The anima is the feminine aspect of the male psyche, and the animus is the masculine aspect of the female psyche. These archetypes can help us to understand our gender identity and our relationships with others.

The Self: The self is the totality of the personality, including the conscious and unconscious mind. The self is the goal of psychological development, and it is the source of our greatest strength and wisdom.



What I wanted it to do: Using triadic toroidal wave patterns, fractals, Jungian psychology theoretics blended with deep mathematical concepts and scientific concepts to create a nonfictional description of how humans can rapidly achieve psychological ascension in met

[VladislavGoryachev]

Uff, that's been probably the shortest and the least intelligible episode ((

[mrsatan]

You have a channel pushing lies. It is painful to watch. People applauding the utter rubbish it is cringe worthy