JayByte on Nostr: Relation between informational entropy and probability of event feels natural in ...
Relation between informational entropy and probability of event feels natural in choice between "informational bubble" and "observing bitter reality". If event affects my life, then it's good to take it into account. If I can do something good with it, then it's meaningful. If I cannot do something good with it, then why should bother about it. If I can't find "why" on myself, then it's completely meaningless.
#slowlife #blog
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