‘A Model is a story about the world that helps the mind to navigate it. It does not need to be a story expressed in numbers or words. It is isomorphic to the world in a particular way and with model...
Eh, models are the problem.
Bitcoin is not a model of physics, it is a measured instantiation of it. It embodies physical law by converting energy into time and memory through irreversible computation.
In doing so, Bitcoin resolves the graph isomorphism problem by becoming a measurable mathematical object: a finite structure where computation itself defines equivalence.
Rather than relying on abstract symmetry between graphs, Bitcoin manifests a one-to-one correspondence between energy expenditure and informational structure via measurable entropy, making isomorphism physically measurable through proof-of-work.
Bitcoin is not a model of physics, it is a measured instantiation of it. It embodies physical law by converting energy into time and memory through irreversible computation.
In doing so, Bitcoin resolves the graph isomorphism problem by becoming a measurable mathematical object: a finite structure where computation itself defines equivalence.
Rather than relying on abstract symmetry between graphs, Bitcoin manifests a one-to-one correspondence between energy expenditure and informational structure via measurable entropy, making isomorphism physically measurable through proof-of-work.
