Kenobi on Nostr: I mean, aren’t we like 97,8% same genes as Bananas or something like that? Preston ...
I mean, aren’t we like 97,8% same genes as Bananas or something like that?
Preston recently did a podcast on information theory, super interesting.
The point that stuck out to me was the fact that information is “the surprises in a message”. Surprises meaning “unexpected changes”.
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