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Life as big as a galaxy? + Gravity + Watching + Consciousness + Quantum replicants - C C - Aug 12, 2017 Can a Living Creature Be as Big as a Galaxy? http://m.nautil.us/issue/51/limits/can-a-living-creature-be-as-big-as-a-galaxy-rp Why life is constrained to be about the sizes we see on Earth. Sounding the Drums to Listen for Gravity’s Effect on Quantum Phenomena http://fqxi.org/community/articles/display/222 A bench-top experiment could test the notion that gravity breaks delicate quantum superpositions. Watching the Observers http://fqxi.org/community/articles/display/221 Accounting for quantum fuzziness could help us measure space and time—and the cosmos—more accurately. Bohemian Reality: Searching for a Quantum Connection to Consciousness http://fqxi.org/community/articles/display/220 Is there are sweet spot where artificial intelligence systems could have the maximum amount of consciousness while retaining powerful quantum properties? Quantum Replicants: Should future androids dream of quantum sheep? http://fqxi.org/community/articles/display/219 To build the ultimate artificial mimics of real life systems, we may need to use quantum memory. - - - RE: Life as big as a galaxy? + Gravity + Watching + Consciousness + Quantum replicants - Zinjanthropos - Aug 12, 2017 I'd say no to a life form the size of a Galaxy. Life I'm not so sure about. If every solar system in every galaxy housed at least a set of microbes then what could be said of life in general? Some sort of cosmic field or solution containing the universe, a place where it (life) can touch down? I just type it, I don't necessarily believe it. |