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It doesn’t make sense for quantum effects to represent errors as much as it would for them to be “shortcuts” to save on power. This would be especially true if
by scottie_m 9y ago
It doesn’t make sense for quantum effects to represent errors as much as it would for them to be “shortcuts” to save on power. This would be especially true if spacetime itself turns out to be quantized rather than continuous. Either way though, the probabilistic nature of QM on its own could represent a “fudge” factor I guess?
Truthfully simulation theory is uncompelling as a real theory, but very entertaining to contemplate.