On 09 Jan 2014, at 22:45, LizR wrote:

On 10 January 2014 10:33, meekerdb <[email protected]> wrote:

I think the question is whether comp determines that the world is (locally) Lorentz invariant. If it is, then c is just a unit conversion factor between the + and - signature terms. It's value is arbitrary, like "how many feet in a mile", which is why it is now an exact number in SI units. Oh yes, I seem to remember that physicists like to set c (and h?) to 1.

So does comp predict that any TOE will have a unique solution - namely the one we experience? So is this an alternative to the WAP - we experience a universe compatible with our existence because such a universe has to drop out of the interations of conscious beings in Platonia?

It is not the same. WAP use a form of ASSA, where comp uses only RSSA. (Absolute versus Relative self sampling assumptions).

We might revise step seven, as this should be understood from it. Any TOE (that is any first order logical specification of any universal system taken in the ontology) must give rise to the same physics, at least for each pints of view. It gives the same theology, more generally, and physics is defined through it.

We can come back on this.

Bruno




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