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It's a foolhardy assumption that matter and energy are the only forms of existence in our universe, let alone all possible universes. I'm not even sure they ar
by inopinatus 10y ago
It's a foolhardy assumption that matter and energy are the only forms of existence in our universe, let alone all possible universes.
I'm not even sure they are distinct except in mode of perception. They may both be emergent properties of a universe that is a) functional and b) lazily evaluated.