[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >It seems to me there is objective connection between observer moments, >based on the laws of physics and state evolution. If state B follows >from state A by the time evolution described by a simple set of laws, >it can be said to be linked to A. > >This approach says nothing about observers per se. One state of a flowing >river can be linked to another if the one is the time evolution of the >other. > >Time is an objective phenomenon, just like space, and the simplest laws >of physics which describe our universe will include the notion of time. >Once you have time and space you can objectively define the continuous >evolution of system state over time. This lets you objectively link >observer moments, when the systems involved are observers.
Possible and quite respectable philosophy. But incompatible with comp. Bruno
