Russell Standish wrote:
On Thu, Apr 09, 2015 at 03:59:41PM +1000, Bruce Kellett wrote:
OK. But the problem would be that for any particular realization of
a conscious moment at some finite step number there are still an
infinite number of uncomputed realizations of the same conscious
moment, most of which are in different environments. Are such
identical conscious moments at different step numbers distinct? Or
different instances of the same moment (hence FPI)? Are they treated
differently or summed over? In which case the fact the infinitely
many of them are not computed at any given point becomes something
of a worry.
Yes, but this is not a problem if your ontology is robust. You have
the full resources of Platonia available, and all observer moment
instantiations happen.
There are completed infinities in Platonia?
Bruce
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