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Well, it depends. Often people consider the simulation as the stereotype of sci-fi simulations we read or watched about. But it could be much more than just "be
by sametmax 9y ago
Well, it depends. Often people consider the simulation as the stereotype of sci-fi simulations we read or watched about. But it could be much more than just "being in a computer".
- fsloth 9y agoBut it could be much more than just "being in a computer". If it's touring equivalent system, then it's just like being inside a computer. And if it's not touring equivalent, yet 'equally powerfull', I think you need to invent some new mathematics. Sure, we don't know what nature is but just inventing fabulous concepts that don't explain anything takes us nowhere.