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/// that inflates over time, while the counter itself does not change /// that inflates over time, while the counter itself does not change
/// (it continues to be the same physical quantity, but only changes its representation in the "usual" coordinate system). /// (it continues to be the same physical quantity, but only changes its representation in the "usual" coordinate system).
/// Recap: the whole counter is one dimensional and it can be represented as a curve formed by two dependent coordinates in 2d space, /// Recap: the whole counter is one dimensional and it can be represented as a curve formed by two dependent coordinates in 2d plane,
/// the space can be represented by (value, time) coordinates, and the curves will be exponentially decaying over time, /// the space can be represented by (value, time) coordinates, and the curves will be exponentially decaying over time,
/// alternatively the space can be represented by (exponentially_adjusted_value, time) and then the curves will be constant over time. /// alternatively the space can be represented by (exponentially_adjusted_value, time) and then the curves will be constant over time.
/// Also useful analogy is the exponential representation of a number: x = a * exp(b) = a * e (where e = exp(b)) /// Also useful analogy is the exponential representation of a number: x = a * exp(b) = a * e (where e = exp(b))
/// a number x is represented by a curve in 2d space that can be parametrized by coordinates (a, b) or (a, e). /// a number x is represented by a curve in 2d plane that can be parametrized by coordinates (a, b) or (a, e).
double time = 0; double time = 0;