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arxiv 2205.12995 v1 pith:HI4NEDNG submitted 2022-05-25 hep-th cs.CCgr-qc

Alexey Milekhin This is my paper · ORCID
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It has been proposed in the literature that the volume of Einstein-Rosen bridge is equal to complexity of state preparation ("Complexity=Volume" conjecture). Taking this statement outside the horizon, one might be tempted to propose "Complexity=Time" correspondence. In this Essay we argue that in a blockchain protocol, which is the foundation of all modern cryptocurrencies, time is emergent and it is defined according to a version of "Complexity=Time".

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