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Chapter 27 - Infinity Portent The wedding band: the use of a circle to represent infinity, an endless loop.
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Chapter 25 - Laws of Form Portent A formal system of Nonlinear Logic (NLL) is daunting.
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Chapter 26 - Engineering Portent To iterate.
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Chapter 24 - Frame Portent The creative process; inspiration, progress, setback, breakthrough, catastrophe.
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Chapter 23 - Critique Portent “What are friends for?”
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Chapter 22 - Quantum Temporal Indeterminacy Portent The strongest argument aginst FTL, against any kind of superluminal signaling, against spacelike causality in general, is the threat of temporal paradox, a closed causal loop in spacetime that denies its…
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Chapter 21 - Now and Then Portent You can’t have FTL.
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Chapter 20 - FTL by Indistinguishability Portent Measurements on distinguishable particles can’t leverage quantum entanglement and nonlocality to achieve superluminal signaling.
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Chapter 19 - Quantum Optics Portent Can’t use quantum entanglement and nonlocality, ala a single EPR pair, because no change in measurement base yields a signal.
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Chapter 18 - Indistinguishable Portent Flip two fair coins.
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Chapter 17 - Teleportation Portent It would seem that nature keeps superluminal signalling all to herself.
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Chapter 16 - Bowtie Portent Inspiration.
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Chapter 15 - Symmetric Spacetime Intervals Portent Objects are point like, waves are distributed.
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Chapter 14 - World Ribbons Portent The conventional metaphor for breaking out of a paradigm is thinking outside the box.
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Chapter 13 - 12 Light Seconds Portent Physicists love their invariants.
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Chapter 12 - By Contradiction Portent There is no shortage of proofs that quantum nonlocality cannot be used to send superluminal signals.
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Chapter 11 - Quantum Tic-Tac-Toe Portent This, then that.
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Chapter 10 - Objections Portent Ambiguity.
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Chapter 9 - R&D Portent Risk.
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Chapter 8 - Quantum Temporal Paradox (QTP) Portent Entanglement cannot be explained by timelike causality nor by common cause.
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Chapter 7 - Entanglement Portent Entanglement is the unexpected phenomenon that individual particles can lose their individuality.
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Chapter 6 - Interference Portent Logical linear western thought.
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Chapter 5 - Uncertainty Portent There is tension between observation and abstraction.
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Chapter 4 - Quantum Mechanics Portent The uncertainty principle is not about measurements disturbing a system, although it is often taught that way.
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Chapter 3 - Relativity Portent The speed of light is more fundamental than just a velocity, it is the thread that weaves space and time together.
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Chapter 2 - Paradox Portent Self-reference has been at the heart of the major limit theorems of the last century, from Russell’s paradox in set theory, to Gödel’s incompleteness theorems in math, to the halting problem in software engineering.
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Chapter 1 - Paradigms Portent Paradigm is a technical term, introduced by Thomas Kuhn in his seminal work The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.