> One of the hottest new ideas in physics is that gravity is an emergent phenomena; that it somehow arises from the complex interaction of simpler things.
Re:Is Gravity Time’s Archer?
by trhway on Tuesday June 23, 2015 @06:32PM
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well, giving that gravity, Lagrangian "minimum action", Schrodinger, etc... all basically describe the evolution of a system exactly along the local gradient of entropy increase one can say that all those are just emergent phenomena :)
> In this view, gravity drives complexity, and complexity draws the bow on the arrow of time.
Or, does complexity cause gravity?
http://www.technologyreview.com/view/418192/gravity-emerges-...
> One of the hottest new ideas in physics is that gravity is an emergent phenomena; that it somehow arises from the complex interaction of simpler things.