On 8/20/2019 4:27 AM, Bruno Marchal wrote:
Given all the novel, unpredicted stuff one reads every day in the
science news feeds about some new material (materials science),
molecules, phases (of matter), why is it so hard to think that
matter is not some naive ("numerical-Turing-emulable") stuff that
most theoretical physicists think it is and that it has no
protopsychical properties.
But matter is NOT Turing emulable, once we assume “we” are Turing
emulable. Matter is only maps emerging from all relative computation
going through our mind state. It sums the whole universal dovetailing
at any instant
"Instant" in what time-sense...some stage of the UD computation? But
that would include a mix of different physical times, which are
many-fingered per relativity theory.
And what can it mean " relative computation going through our mind
state." What is this "mind state" except some physical computational
thread? Isn't that what saying yes to the doctor implied?
Brent
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