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So far you're the only person who really got my argument at all. What was I unclear about? Maybe I assumed too much knowledge of math and physics.

• Phemist 10y ago
  What I can distill is that a simulating universe may be computationally stronger than the simulated universe, and not computationally equivalent. However, given Church-Turing theorem (ie, the simulatung universe does not need to be in a higher computational class to simulate equivalent universes), you can make a similar argument. What is the likely computational class of the simulating universe, given a class X of the simulated universe