Peck by twetch#2275

1J6nHi…yNEf Key · twetch

atomic units bond together to form molecules, which in turn combine into more complex organisms to ultimately create all matter in our universe

What the chain says

Transaction: 5a121a5d07e409eb8281bfe3ad1abb22fbd48bf60b571d9272b9ee7633305c82
Block: 621 893
Time: 2020-02-13T11:17:23Z
Signer: 1J6nHiyGx38JKm29aXdE3rdvy5uMJ6yNEf
App: twetch
Type: post
Content type: text/plain
Name in tx: twetch#2275

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Signed by 1J6nHiyGx38JKm29aXdE3rdvy5uMJ6yNEf Verified

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twetch#1555 6.7y

1JLBut…aTuZ Key · twetch

Replying to@1J6nHi…yNEf

Atoms or molecules or organisms aren't a thing really. Names like this are just pointers at patterns in reality. They help us be slightly more efficient at communication than pointing all of the time and saying that, but reality is something else.

twetch#6113 6.7y

1JLBut…aTuZ Key · twetch

Replying to@1JLBut…aTuZ

I think the important thing to remember here is that, we can separate out the idea of "atoms, molecules", but these things aren't isolated in nature, they are interconnected. Using words to separate them necessarily leaves out a majority of the picture.

twetch#1555 6.7y

1JLBut…aTuZ Key · twetch

Replying to@1JLBut…aTuZ

Those words are names for concepts in the predictive-model-of-reality that is physics. They were invented to enable describing a phenomenon in reality by one scientist to another one. Properties of the language used to describe it required them.

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