On 14 January 2014 16:10, Edgar L. Owen <[email protected]> wrote:

> Brent,
>
> The "elements of the set" are the information encoding the current state
> of the universe and how it is evolving - whatever that may be. What that
> may be needs to be further clarified. I've put forth a whole list of likely
> possibilities on this group over the past week or so including several
> today which I'm not going to repeat here.
>

Maybe you could just repeat one of them, as a little reminder.

>
> The equations you present are not nearer or farther, they don't even exist
> in computational reality.
>

They would be emergent, presumably.


> What exists is actual code computing actual data, not abstract static
> equations absent actual real data.
>

How and where is the code and data stored?


> What is computationally 'nearer' is data that will interact to compute
> actual interactions of say elemental particles. Computational nearness
> produces dimensional nearness as dimensionality emerges from the
> computations. That's how we know what is computationally nearer. There is
> no topology of this non-dimensional computational space. It's all logical
> connections and associations, nearness is what interacts computationally.
>

How do the computations "decide" what data they will interact with?

>
> And as a bonus, GR emerges automatically if we take mass-energy as the
> relative scale of the dimensionality that emerges. That automatically
> dilates spacetime around mass-energy. Visualize this as a GR rubber sheet
> model in which the depression around a mass is caused by a dilation of the
> grid cells of the surrounding rubber sheet and you'll see how this works.
>
> What grid cells?

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