Originally published: April 15th 2024 on instagram @neilssciencejournal
Often we consider the concept of Biomimicry in the field of engineering, peering at Nature's designs as inspiration for how to best optimize a function. It would appear that this notion is however, much more general. Not only is engineering a mimicry of Nature, but so too is Mathematics inspired by Physics, and Economics too- simply a mirror simulated world of Physics. In recognizing this profound isomorphism between our human world of resource management and Physics' operations of conservation laws, we see that money is simply analogy of energy. As Dirac points out, how might we apply our evolving mathematical physics framework of energy into the human context of finite resources with inifnite uses? An overview of the "Physics inspired" structure of Economics: EconoPhysics. GaugeTheory as a potential deeper fundamental layer to the differential calculus, a notion of (self)referentiality in narrativizing a definition of change.
