James writes: > (And note that there are no 'observers' (sets of observer-moments in time > with an objective identity across them), only monad-like observer-moments. > So this observer-moment, which is all you are, survives 'forever'. I don't > suppose anyone will ever take this seriously this but I can't help saying > it whenever I get the chance.)
So how would you analyze the question of whether there can exist a universe with an RAC, and an observer who sees the result of its infinite calculation? How would you define the situation in terms of observer-moments? Hal
