The Resonant Nature of Aging: Decoherence, Time Perception, and the Entropic Limits of Biological Systems

Devin Bostick; Chiral AI

doi:10.5281/zenodo.14970815

March 5, 2025Open Access

The Resonant Nature of Aging: Decoherence, Time Perception, and the Entropic Limits of Biological Systems

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This work explores the relationship between aging, decoherence, time perception, and biological systems.
Exploratory analysis of identity persistence under transformation
Developmental framing of concepts like recurrence comparability and admissible redescription
Discussion on physical and biological constraints
No specific quantitative results are provided as this is a theoretical exploration
Implications for understanding of identity and transformation under entropic limits
Highlights the need for modified frameworks in biology and governance

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Exploratory work discusses aging, decoherence, and time perception in biological systems, indicating new frameworks for understanding identity persistence.

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