As abstract as it may seem, even on the quantum level or computer terminology...reality is all coded information. That is the essence of the universe and all social reality. Whether we find it in elegant mathematical equations or bits of data in a sequence or spinning orbits of electrons: Electron spin is a quantum property of electrons. It is a form of angular momentum. The spin angular momentum associated with electron spin is independent of orbital angular momentum, which is associated with the electron's journey around the nucleus.
Yes, its just information coming together and not without purpose. The only reason we can recognize such 'orbital angular momentum' and agree that it is something is because it exists and it exists in the form of 'being as in streaming' information. Because of that, we are be able to understand what something is and is not and that nothing can be held together... rather that something holds all reality together just as the electron is held together in its spin and its journey. No thing is held together by nothing, something does.
In that case, what should really concern most scientists is what is the nature of reality, right? Well, that is the concern. And in that concern must be the observable condition of a fallen nature... you see, the universe is in a state of decay so is the information we have streaming in as to or what about the universe and the nature of reality? Does that have an effect on social reality? Yes, and it effects the social imagination of it.
Is there seemingly new information out there or as in new to us? It appears that way but it is not really new. We are just engaging it for the first time but that does not make it new; after all, there is nothing new under the sun. Just because things appear to us... having not seen, observed or engaged a certain thing before, does not make it new. And, we must take into consideration that our observation or engagement is subject to decay even upon our experience of something (also in a state of entropy) which seems to be 'new or different in some way'.
For example, the Bose-Eisenstein Condensate seems to new but its not. Of the five states matter can be in, the Bose-Einstein condensate is perhaps the most mysterious. Gases, liquids, solids and plasmas were all well studied for decades, if not centuries; Bose-Einstein condensates weren't created in the laboratory until the 1990s.
A Bose-Einstein condensate is a group of atoms cooled to within a hair of absolute zero. When they reach that temperature the atoms are hardly moving relative to each other; they have almost no free energy to do so. At that point, the atoms begin to clump together, and enter the same energy states. They become identical, from a physical point of view, and the whole group starts behaving as though it were a single atom.
Information reacts to temperature as it seems and so does the universe, so does life, so does social reality - the social imagination. Temperature either slows the spread of information or speeds it up changing its appearance or potential as does motion as in acceleration which too generates heat.
Temperature is a complicated catalyst for all information and that applies to all sciences; including the social sciences: demographics, social psychology, socioeconomic, and political science which study and attempt to manipulate social imagination and its behavior in order to reshape it for particular and certain potential advantages.
You see, whenever there is a 'bombardment' of certain information in the social imagination events take place. Thus, one can observe that when certain information is dispersed to target certain groups behavior, social interaction dependent upon the social imagination, things become stirred up and... well, things really heat up and the social imagination gets 'stretched' causing a change in social behavior which an become out of control or at least 'chaotic', right? Well, one could suppose that depends on who is targeting certain 'target' groups and who isthen observing the behavior and calling it out as to what seems to be really happening.
It may be that what appears as chaotic or weak or over active or inactive social behavior is the result of a kind of interfacing of misinformation resulting in a kind of misbehaving or unusual interaction. That, in fact, may or may not look like 'metaphorically speaking' either, a Bose-Einstein Condensate or a Higgs Boson event which is observed in a field, called the "Higgs Field", existing throughout space, and when excited it breaks some symmetry laws of the electroweak interaction, triggering the Higgs mechanism which therefore causes the W and Z gauge bosons of the weak force to be massive at all temperatures below an extreme high value.
Both events have temperature involvement that when applied seeks to change or unlock and or lock onto certain information in order to control it. If it looks like a Bose-Einstein Condensae, wherein a large fraction of bosons are subject to absolute zero they tend to occupy the lowest quantum state, at which point microscopic quantum phenomena, particularly wavefunction interference, become apparent macroscopically... we then get 'magic', as in presto chango, right? The social imagination reacts similarly in regards to 'temperature' (hot/cold excitement) manipulation.
All in all, the one constant in all of this is that information, even that which is subject to entropy, exists/interacts/slows/speeds up/rejoins... does not evolve, and it does not die. It looks like it changes appearance; but, only because someone or something is manipulating it. And, information can even appear to 'die' but that is impossible. It cannot and can never be extinguished into nothing.... we could never recognize it as 'no thing' because no thing does not and cannot exist in our information reality, the social imagination. Hence, information is always something... even and especially in the social imagination.
DNA is information... don't let anyone unlock/lock onto yours in order to manipulate it! There agenda may or may not be the same as yours...
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