- NEVER TRUST THE FOLLOWING
- Elastic (stretchable) polymer chains of approximately infinite length
- Approximately no characteristic length scale (except the UV-cutoff below monomer scale - Silicone rubber is transparent to visible light)
- Tension relaxation is endothermic, that is, it takes heat from the environment as it shrinks
- One of conformal symmetries
- In economics, perfect competition concludes constant return to scale
- In economies with such property, any exogenous shocks are soon absorbed
- Wage stickiness and social discrimination are thought as imperfectness
- Economists have called above property as "elasticity" for a long time
- De Sitter black holes behave like rubber lumps - endothermic contraction
- Existence of specific structural length scale (as in solid crystals) may cause negative curvatures in certain energy levels
- AdS-CFT seems to be ineffective for "rubberlike" matters
TODO
- What does it mean the nonnegative constraint of interest rates in economics?
- Action of relaxation on rubberlike universe is called quintessence, or fifth interaction. What is it?
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