ng machine in algorithmic information theory. Our aesthetic
choices can therefore be encoded into this free parameter.
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From:
Kim
Jones
To: Wei Dai
Cc: everything-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 10:40
PM
Subject: Re: Multivers
@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2006 1:45
AM
Subject: Re: Multiverse concepts in
string theory
Hi Saibal,
Does this not lead one to suspect that
they secretly believe SUSY to be "not even wrong" and yet seek to save face?
My problem is that any scientific t
et.com/why?AngelsOnTheHeadsOfPins
Onward!
Stephen
- Original Message -
From:
Saibal Mitra
To: Stephen Paul King ; everything-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 6:20
PM
Subject: Re: Multiverse concepts in
string theory
Stephen,
Theorists
Thankyou.So it used to be "science and religion."In fact it should have been all along "science and religion and art".Is it possible that we've been missing an important part of the discussion here?Art (painting, music - whatever) is the revelation of 1st person experience; the 'word of the
I recently happened upon a physics related blog and discovered that
there has been an active debate within the physics community for the
past few weeks, months and years about string theory and its relation
to multiverse concepts.
The blog is Not Even Wrong,
Hal wrote:
I also get the impression that Susskind's attempts to bring disreputable
multiverse models into holy string theory is more likely to kill
string theory than to rehabilitate multiverses. Perhaps I am getting a
biased view by only reading this one blog, which opposes string theory,
Le 13-févr.-06, à 09:44, Hal Finney wrote (in part):
In many of our discussions of multiverse models, we have explicitly or
implicitly included the notion of measure, that some universes would be
more common or more prominent than others. This is often linked to
extensions of Occam's Razor,
Hal wrote:
I also get the impression that Susskind's
attempts to bring "disreputable" multiverse models into "holy" string
theory is more likely to kill string theory than to rehabilitate
multiverses. Perhaps I am getting a biased view by only reading
this one blog, which opposes string
e context of physics.
;-)
Onward!
Stephen
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From:
Wei Dai
To: everything-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 7:06
PM
Subject: Re: Multiverse concepts in
string theory
Hal wrote:
I also get the impression that Susskind's
attempts to
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