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I don't really follow the argument. If the number of errors in the vault were nonzero, it would most likely indicate that the vault did not screen some ("real"
by jepler 8y ago
I don't really follow the argument. If the number of errors in the vault were nonzero, it would most likely indicate that the vault did not screen some ("real", "physical") effect that could cause errors. For instance, you could have errors due to radioisotope decay, low-probability interactions with neutrinos, etc.
- aeosynth 8y agoThey acknowledge that: > Without additional technology, we are unable to tell which soft errors were external and which were internal. ... > Perhaps this paper’s most interesting conclusion is just that a non-contrived simulation hypothesis is falsifiable in a concrete way.