Pulse Core Lexicon
Information-Driven Perpetuation
Definition
Information-Driven Perpetuation is why the Binary Pulse does not run down: unlike a mechanical system, which decays as it dissipates energy, the pulse is kept going by the information it records, each recorded state adding weight that compels the next. In the cell rule every cell updates every pulse under one rule, which is information-driven perpetuation at the smallest scale. It connects to Information Inertia, Recursive Information Momentum, Data Gravity and Computational Pressure Gradient.
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Category Process
Chapter Chapter 1
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