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Irreversible process

Irreversible process

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Oct 10, 2026

Leon HarveyNARRATOR
20:52
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Leon HarveyNARRATOR
20:55
Recorded by Leon Harvey Chapter 3 Irreversibility So far we have seen that the physical laws essential to the determination of the course of the universe from its present momentary condition are all reversible.
Leon HarveyNARRATOR
21:11
From this it might be concluded that all physical laws must in consequence be reversible, and that therefore there can be no essential difference between the real universe and the reverse universe.
Leon HarveyNARRATOR
21:21
And this much is true, that, provided we examine the motions of the particles of matter, everything that happens in the reverse universe can be described in terms of the physical properties of matter as we know them.
Leon HarveyNARRATOR
20:21
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Leon HarveyNARRATOR
20:25
Recorded by Leon Harvey Chapter 3 Irreversibility So far we have seen that the physical laws essential to the determination of the course of the universe from its present momentary condition are all reversible.
Leon HarveyNARRATOR
20:40
From this it might be concluded that all physical laws must in consequence be reversible, and that therefore there can be no essential difference between the real universe and the reverse universe.
Leon HarveyNARRATOR
20:51
And this much is true, that, provided we examine the motions of the particles of matter, everything that happens in the reverse universe can be described in terms of the physical properties of matter as we know them.
speaker_1HOST
11:02
How does the hardware supply chain fundamentally differ from the software supply chain?
speaker_2HOST
11:07
The foundational difference comes down to the concept of irreversibility.
speaker_1HOST
11:11
Irreversibility.
speaker_2HOST
11:12
Yeah.
speaker_2HOST
11:13
In the software supply chain, if a zero-day vulnerability is discovered or a malicious backdoor is uncovered by researchers, a vendor can scramble their engineering team, write a patch, and push an over-the-air update on a Tuesday afternoon to fix the problem globally.

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