In reply to posts by Hal Finney and Bruno Marchal--
Hal:
I found the paper you referred to, and it certainly has some very
interesting ideas, for example the idea that the arrow of time is actually
an anthropic artefact. I admit that I have much reading to do if I am to
understand the paper
AM
Subject: Re: All possible worlds in a single world cosmology?
At 20:46 17/07/04 +1000, Stathis Papaioannou wrote:
I have been wondering about the possibility that all possible worlds
exist, but sequentially rather than simultaneously, under a conservative
cosmology with assumptions
I have been wondering about the possibility that all possible worlds exist,
but sequentially rather than simultaneously, under a conservative cosmology
with assumptions as follows:
1. There exists one, and only one, real, physical universe;
2. While it is possible to simulate any subset of
On 18 July 2004 Hal Finney wrote:
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We had some discussion a while back about a paper which proposed some
similar ideas, http://xxx.lanl.gov/abs/hep-th/0208013, Disturbing
implications of a cosmological constant. If you want to look in the
archives, the thread was called Doomsday-like
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