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AMA | November 2021
Sean Carroll's Mindscape: Science, Society, Philosophy, Culture, Arts, and Ideas
Using Fibre Bundles in Physics and Mathematics
Fibre bundles are generalizations of the idea that you can have vectors at every point in space. A fibre bundle is just some vector space, or it doesn't need to be a vector space. Ken wolf says this methodology could be applied both to physics and higher level emergent behavior. Do you think there's any possible link between these two ideas? i say that only very tentatively, because we're talking about scale free behaviour here.
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