Bergson Holographic - Deep Structure Time (90)

Deep structure time, or the process of generating spacetime (via Causal Set Theory) and its relation to the hard problem of consciousness, described by physicist Fay Dowker, is examined here, and taken in the context of Bergson. It comes down to this: Time is a force.
#bergson #consciousness #time #causalsettheory #holographic #hardproblem #faydowker #spacetime
Time Stamps
00:00 Intro - Physics problem of time and the hard problem are the same problem
04:08 The three pillars of Causal Set Theory (CST)
08:11 The Deep Structure - Start
10:03 An unordered process - the problematic basis in Special Relativity's "light cone"
11:35 The (real) neural correlate is in the process generating spacetime...but...
17:07 NOT accounting for the continuity of conscious experience
19:00 Why not just say that the flow of time (the transformation of the field) is indivisible?
19:10 And how is this actually different from Bergson's "Time is a force"? (It's not.)
19:42 Bergson's cast on this inner, spacetime generating process of CST
21:55 Bergson's cast on there's "No God's eye view" of the universal field
24:11 The missing consequences of this CST-view for consciousness.
25:06 Postscript - the core problems in physics underlying this dilemma

[@faqtum]

Another excelent explanation
Thank you Steve

[@jimimased1894]

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[@NicholasWilliams-uk9xu]

Good video, thanks for sharing.

[@stephene.robbins6273]

Thanks...

[@liamweavers9291]

Time is inherently scalar along with coherent information, otherwise it isn't measurable. From the perspective of an external observer, the rate of non-linear 'proper time' experienced by an object moving through the universe is proportional to the volume of a cone, where the height of the cone represents constant and linear 'coordinate time' and the base radius is modulated by the Lorentz factor

[@mikhailhumphries]

What kind of content you focus on? Physics, science and biology?

[@KaliFissure]

Time is compactified dimension one single Planck second in size.
This is why there are limits of lambda and event horizon.
Limit theorem.
This is why we can't move in time.
Why there is conservation, we are closed in the present.
This is why when we excite a particle beyond its boundaries it doesn't size last week, or next week, it inverts. Turns inside out in time. Inflow becomes outflow. Clockwise becomes counterclockwise.