Hi all,
I am Georges Quénot. I have a PhD in Computer Science. I have worked
on computer architectures dedicated to speech recognition and image
processing. I am now more on the software side and I am working in
the field of Multimedia Information Retrieval. My main work is not
so related to the
I start from a part of this post from David Barrett-Lennard (Mon,
3 Nov 2003 19:48:49) but I could probably hev selected several
similar other ones:
Given the source code for the simulation of our universe, it would
seem to be possible to add some extra instructions that test for a
certain
Indeed, I've always thought there was a dubious assumption there.
There isn't a universal time to pace the clock tics of a simulation.
Relativity forbids it.
Anyway, time is a subjective illusion.
Back to the question:
So what happens when the simulation diverges from regularity?
Some
It seems to me that there is a very strong assupmtion here which
is that there should be some synchronicity between the time in the
postulated computer into which the universe would be simulated and
the time inside that simulated universe
I have been studying the function of what I refer to
I would be interested in reading the opinions of the participants
about that point and about the sense that could be given to the
question of what happens (in the simulated universe) in any non-
synchronous simulation when the simulation diverges ?
I would expect that the situation would
Frank wrote:
Indeed, I've always thought there was a dubious assumption there.
There isn't a universal time to pace the clock tics of a simulation.
Relativity forbids it.
Anyway, time is a subjective illusion.
Back to the question:
So what happens when the simulation diverges from regularity?
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