If everything is just an arrangement of particles and waves, is information just a change in that arrangement? And aren’t waves exactly that – change?
If that were true tho, doesn’t information stop existing at absolute 0 degrees Kelvin?
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If you consider the arraignment of particles as information, and the wave being the change in that information, then pulling the temperature to absolute zero is fixing the information and retarding all change.
Superheating the material would be increasing the rate of change to the point where the information is useless.
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