Bell's theorem

A result in quantum mechanics asserting deep connectedness in the fabric of space, cited as a theory touching on not-separateness.

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Not-Separateness
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The property that a living whole is at one with the world, not separate from it; the center melts into its surroundings, the boundary is fragmented or incomplete, and there is a profound connection rather than isolation—perhaps the most important property of all

cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edge

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

Rice's Theoremconcept0.797
No general algorithm decides non-trivial semantic properties of self-modifying trajectories.
Bell's theorem: experiments by Aspect, Clauser, and Freedman show instantaneous correlations between distant quantum particles, violating local realism.finding0.786
A foundational empirical result undermining mechanistic separability, cited as evidence that the whole influences local events.
Fluctuation Theoremconcept0.763
Statistical mechanics principle governing entropy increase in open systems; free energy minimization resists this dispersal.
Bellman Optimality Principleframework0.751
Classical optimal control principle argued to be inapplicable to belief-based epistemic problems
Newtonian Mechanics (Classical Physics)framework0.733
Pre-quantum physics based on point masses and deterministic laws, which cannot explain the stability of chemical bonds necessary for life.
Gödel's Incompleteness Theoremsconcept0.729
Shows formal systems with self-reference must be incomplete; analogized to Turing's halting problem.
Occam's Principleconcept0.727
Principle that simpler models generalizing evidence are preferred; implemented via complexity minimization in free energy
Good Regulator Theoremframework0.723
Theorem stating every good regulator of a system must be a model of that system.