Run a computer simulation that contains a conscious observer and you
have created reality. In another sense, however, all universes already
exist and so you aren't creating anything, only forging a connection
to another universe that's out there.

Jason

On 5/25/15, spudboy100 via Everything List
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> Eric Steinhart believes like Dawkins does that it is evolution. That the
> simplest starter universe, with something like Conway's Life, can produce
> through a mathematical cascade effect, newer and eventually more complex
> universes. I guess I am dumb enough to look at a prime programmer analyst,
> coming up with an enormous program, but that is me, not Steinhart or
> Dawkins. Other speculations suggested slamming massive amounts of matter
> together, and the backlash would produce a big bang. Others have suggested
> compressing a black hole (astronomical) and viola, a b-b. Others still claim
> that if you can get a BH to spin fast enough, or have exotic matter you can
> open up or deflower, a BH by widening its' access valve, leaving universe to
> universe trade and communication.
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> From: Frederik Goplen <frederikgop...@gmail.com>
> To: everything-list <everything-list@googlegroups.com>
> Sent: Mon, May 25, 2015 3:35 pm
> Subject: What do you need to create a universe?
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> Suppose I wanted to create a new universe in my lab. What would I need to
> get started?
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> The question may seem absurd. After all, the universe is enormous. It is
> billions of years old and, as far as we know, it contains all that ever
> existed and ever will exist.
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> Still it appears that all this—including space, time, energy and matter—came
> into being with the Big Bang. If so, everything we know was created out of
> nothing. Or was it really?
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> If it is possible to create a universe from nothing—except perhaps from some
> rules like in a computer program—what is to stop us from doing exactly that
> some time in the future?
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