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In my particular comment, I meant that THE Universe (proper noun) could have different physics. Max Tegmark uses the term a bit differently, but he's quite cle
by zeroer 10y ago
In my particular comment, I meant that THE Universe (proper noun) could have different physics. Max Tegmark uses the term a bit differently, but he's quite clear about what he means.
As for your second paragraph, I really don't have any idea what you two are on about.
- posterboy 10y agoI'm not really interested in metaphysics, hence my opposition to the claim. >As for your second paragraph, I really don't have any idea what you two are on about. I didn't quite understand the parent, but he clearly related to Computational Complexity of operations on Countable Sets. I happen to study that subject at the moment, so I am taking this discussion as an opportunity to test my understanding. [deleted] apparently I need to learn a bit more.
- posterboy 10y ago>Max Tegmark uses the term a bit differently >he's quite clear about what he means. but I didn't read him and it's pretty arrogant to assume I had to. Sure, I hadn't to butt in on the discussion, but I had to read the comment to find out I didn't want to read it, first. So I felt I had to say something. I mean, I thought it was informative, but obviously I didn't hit the right tone.