Just some short remarks in addition to previous post. Please take these
statements as suggestions for discussion only, despite quite categoric
style.
21. Information and entropy are opposite to each other with two conditions:
1) when the "dictionary", or (by a timely Shu Kun-Lin's offline remark) a
number of microstates, does not change. I.e., information increases if a
bias towards certain microstates increases
2) in increments only, not as absolute values
22. Maybe, information increase is the "message" increase with conserved
dictionary, while entropy increase is connected somehow to dictionary
increase? Formulation is possibly wrong, but, I think, deserves some
elaboration.
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