From: Eric Hawthorne
One of the issues is the computational complexity of running all the
possible i.e. definable programs to create an informational multiverse
out of which consistent, metric, regular, observable info-universes
emerge. If computation takes energy (as it undeniably does
Georges Quenot writes:
I do not believe in either case that a simulation with this level
of detail can be conducted on any computer that can be built in
our universe (I mean a computer able to simulate a universe
containing a smaller computer doing the calculation you considered
with a
Eric Hawthorne writes:
One of the issues is the computational complexity of running all the
possible i.e. definable programs to
create an informational multiverse out of which consistent, metric,
regular, observable info-universes
emerge. If computation takes energy (as it undeniably does
Eric Hawthorne wrote:
So probably, the extra-universal notion of computing all the
universe simulations is not traditional computation
at all. I prefer to think of the state of affairs as being that the
multiverse substrate is just kind of like a
very large, passive qubitstring memory,
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