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Agreed, it's kind of my point, - because a complete simulation would require infinite means - simulations can only be incomplete - incomplete simulations wou
by JohnLeTigre 10y ago
Agreed, it's kind of my point,
- because a complete simulation would require infinite means
- simulations can only be incomplete
- incomplete simulations would exhibit metaphysical
irregularities
- yet to this day, metaphysics seems coherent and consistent
- therefore we are probably not in a simulation
- dragonwriter 10y agoExcept the finite observable universe made of matter and energy that comes in quantized packets would not take infinite means to simulate. It would take fantastically large means, but not infinite means. Therefore, it could be a simulation. Or not. There's no way to tell the difference.
- lucozade 10y ago> Therefore, it could be a simulation. Or not. There's no way to tell the difference If the Milky Way were to re-arrange itself to say Game Over, I think I'd be inclined to go for sim.