 In a sense the same mathematical properties that drove the development of elementary accounting systems in Mesopotamia four thousand years ago, still help us to penetrate in to the world of subatomic structures. In the past decennia information seems to have become a vital concept in physics. Seth Lloyd and others (Zuse 1969; Wheeler 1990; Schmidhuber 1997b; Wolfram 2002; Hutter 2010) have analyzed computational models of various physical systems. The notion of information seems to play a major role in the analysis of black holes (Lloyd &amp; Ng 2004; Bekenstein 1994  [OIR]).  Erik Verlinde (2011, 2017) has proposed a theory in which gravity is analyzed in terms of information. For the moment these models seem to be purely descriptive without any possibility of empirical verification. 