From this newer paper one question/comment:
Bitcoin does redefine the plank scale; 1 Block ≡ 1 Plank Time (Block). Temperature and length also redefined.
Bitcoin reveals a quantized timespace (not spacetime) we’re both space and time are emergent from irreversible entropy collapse into memory; time, memory and energy are inseparable and space is the computed result. The elliptic curve serves as all available locations in memory for a particle to exist at any block of time. Time becomes the distance between quantum transactions.
It seems time has 3 dimensions and space has 1, but I need to flush this out more.
I think getting rid of “spacetime” is necessary, space is not an empty container unless you are specifically talking about addressable locations in memory and time does not flow continuously. It’s discrete.
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I think a year ago I would have agreed to quiet a lot of what you said, here's my thoughts now though.
Planck time is the smallest meaningful unit of time in the physical universe, defined by fundamental constants. But, Bitcoin block time (approx every 10 minutes) is a simple human engineered window of computational ability globally and not physically discrete, definitely not universal and not protocol tied to quantum resolution.
So Bitcoin does not redefine Planck time, it performs ad-hoc sampling of human action in the form of memory blocks. That is profound, but it's not physical Planck-time resolution.
I agree that time, memory and energy are deeply linked, but it is not quantised by Bitcoin. Bitcoin takes a snapshot of the results of real structure of quantum collapse, it's a symbolic echo, not the engine.
space is not calculated from time, they both emerge simultaneously at the collapse boundary, like a frozen wave function pinning a memory into existence.
Space volume is 3D, time is is a vector of quantum collapse memory, not a physical dimension.
The Private Key, I think it's an poetic analogy, but elliptic curve defines all possible public key coordinates, they are static landscape and not tense, interconnected elastic field of potential collapse that can change due to a butterfly flapping.
I think that Bitcoin is an astonishing mirror, that takes circa 10 minute snapshot of everyone who touches it or who is touched by it.