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Philosophical consideration concerning information theory - principle
First, as assumption, anyone can only find a way to do right with its accessible information including indirect information, which is deriven from the direct information. Thus, information which is believed to be exist but can never be obtained or inferred by any means does never exist on the physical frame of one who is watching, or the conspect, which means a view of universe.
The second law of thermodynamics should be accepted as it is physically proven. The law says that information decreases in whole by time. Id est, lost information is always more than new information. Also, quantum mechanics says that information lost once is never recovered and that information cannot be duplicated.
Thus, destroying information supports the flow for the end and is irreversible. Preserving information is making lives of ours and our universe longer, and as any existence exists at least principally not for being destroyed, morally preserving information is more proposed behaviour; specifically life is defined as an existence which produce information, so life is much more proposed to be preserved.
The second law of thermodynamics should be accepted as it is physically proven. The law says that information decreases in whole by time. Id est, lost information is always more than new information. Also, quantum mechanics says that information lost once is never recovered and that information cannot be duplicated.
Thus, destroying information supports the flow for the end and is irreversible. Preserving information is making lives of ours and our universe longer, and as any existence exists at least principally not for being destroyed, morally preserving information is more proposed behaviour; specifically life is defined as an existence which produce information, so life is much more proposed to be preserved.
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