> Roger: It's possible that what we see as existing is a simulation in some
> other computer. But, even if we are a simulation, the simulation that is
> us exists as does the computer and the code we're a simulation in. My
> thinking is aimed at trying to figure out there are existent entities,
> whether we call them simulations, singular arithmetic
> computations/propositions, or whatever, instead of there not being existent
> entities.
>
> Existence and non-existence can be viewed as different perspectives on
> nothing…. existence and non-existence are emergent and understood in
> dialectic opposition to each other… they arise out of each other, and are
> defined in terms of each other.
>
> -Chris
>
Chris,
I totally agree and that's what I've been trying to get at in my
thinking and at the website. Well put!
Roger
https://sites.google.com/site/whydoesanythingexist/
> <https://sites.google.com/site/whydoesanythingexist/>
>
and a more detailed explanation along with more philosophical stuff and a
> beginning model is at:
>
> https://sites.google.com/site/ralphthewebsite/
>
> (click on 3rd link down)
>
> While we are working on different models, it's been a great
> discussion. Thanks.
>
>
>
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