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Sujet : Logopolis
De : c186282 (at) *nospam* nnada.net (c186282)
Groupes : comp.os.linux.misc
Date : 23. Feb 2025, 08:47:21
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This was the last "Dr. Who" episode for Who4, Tom Baker,
and the beginning for Peter Davison, the 5th 'Doctor'.
However the PREMISE was very interesting - some aliens
with extreme math abilities had constructed a math so
all-encompassing that it could create/change physical
reality just by being calculated.
In the plot the ultra-evil "Master" interfered with
the calculations - which were kinda supporting the
structure of the entire universe, bleeding off entropy
to a safe holding area, a custom alt mini-universe.
The most interesting bit though was the idea that
well-constructed math calx could actually affect
physical reality. SOME quantum stuff might kinda
suggest this to be true - 'observing' a system
affects that system - limiting exact calx/accuracy.
Properly crafted, such 'observations' could DRIVE
a system in a desired direction.
The first Who5 episode was kinda interesting in and
of itself, trapped in a very Escher-esque recurrent/
self-reflective little reality. "Where is your shop
on the map ? Well, it's right here ... and here ...
and here .......".
Anyway, these were all wonderful low-budget
masterpieces. Ideas/plot/dialog - those drove
it all, not computer-generated FX.
Oh, the saving bit for the universe ... "bubble
memory". Remember that ?  :-)

Date Sujet#  Auteur
23 Feb 25 * Logopolis2c186282
26 Feb 25 `- Re: Logopolis1Computer Nerd Kev

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