On Sat, Jun 4, 2011 at 7:09 PM, Felix Hoenikker <[email protected]> wrote: > Sorry again, but I want to add one thing: > > The broadest mathematical closure of "the existence of computation", > "the observation of consciousness anywhere" suggests the following, in > my mind: all possible numbers (including transfinite-ones) are, in > fact, self aware substructures in the mathematical universe, > recursively "communicating" to "each other" by exchanging bits in an > attempt to develop the algorithm which compresses themselves to a > single state, which represents the number "one", after which it > promptly forgets and starts all over again, everywhere, and all at > once.
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