Isham & Doering's topos-theoretic views & structure of physical theories (contd.)

0:00 It depends on the language. It depends on the language. It depends on the language. The term information is galvoudé, but since Brion, I think that... Well, since Shannon... Brion n'a pas fait école, but since Brion, Shannon, you suppose that you have a quantity of information, a bit of information, it's not at all. Who tells you that in a bit, you have a quantity of information, it's a postulate? Who tells you that you... Well, just like you said, I want to do the physics with the postulate of the superposition, I want to do the physics with other postulates. Because you suppose there is a partition, there is a mode of lecture of the universe, or of the system, but a certain degree of resolution, which is always compared to a certain degree of resolution, or even compared to a certain degree of resolution. I invite you to come to the next week to the Jeff Boone seminar, where he will talk about this seminar. It's clear, it's clear, it's clear. Good job, good seminar. Tomorrow? Tomorrow? Tomorrow, tomorrow. I can still produce people here? No, I don't know. No, I don't have any questions. Well, for the next time, we'll talk about that. We'll talk about that. We'll talk about three other papers, Even if we don't talk about that and that's why we don't talk about it.