What is Ergodicity?

[@muskduh]

Thanks for the free explanation

[@aleksandermolak3518]

Thank you @Qiqi, great video with a very clear explanation!

[@iLoveu4ll]

I'm studying this so I can understand the mathematical models I would need to build a model of Earthly biology from the global genetic/molecular databases so that I could use the models to build a medical scanner for home use so people can receive checkups daily. The same model would be used to project therapies by introducing rate modifiers like medicine, altered diet, etc. Very complex, especially with the amount of data that is involved to design it as well as the strain the data collected from those machines, once implemented, would put on the world's bandwidth supplies. How would that machine affect the economy once brought about? It'd topple the medical industry and prove that certain medicines are harming certain people, proving liability. So one model for biology, one for the economy, one for human evolution so we can make sure no one breeds diseased babies in the future which in turn, now, is something that deeply affects our economy. I'd love to just code The Matrix loosely and the write an AI code to fill in the blanks for the more technical things. I'm glad to have found your video. I IMMEDIATELY see that the content you've shared is heavily pertinent to those things. Hell yeah, it's always a relief to find what you're looking for. I'm a biology major who should have chose engineering, I'm a little behind on some things haha. Idk if this is year 1 or year 6 stuff of a mathematics degree. Either way, my biology professors barely know math and were no help when I told them of these ideas.

[@iLoveu4ll]

The worst part is that a home-use medical scanner like that could have been made 10 years ago, but Big Medicine keeps it to themselves. I'm not touching on any new ideas here.

[@dianalillith8729]

Nice

[@sridhartirumalai]

Hrt