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What's really interesting to me is the philosophical interpretation of this... as if something wants the experience of things within the universe to be somehow
by devoply 8y ago
What's really interesting to me is the philosophical interpretation of this... as if something wants the experience of things within the universe to be somehow consistent. That implies intelligence and not just randomness.
- crooked-v 8y agoAlternately, maybe you're looking at progressive 3D slices of a 4D spacetime blob, and consistency is tautological in the same way as fitting together 2D slides of a 3D object. From what I understand, this basic idea of 4D geometry also provides some of the more elegant explanations for the effects of relativity when approaching the speed of light, because time dilation effects reduce down to (relatively) simple 3D trigonometry in a 4D graph. Of course, that raises predestination questions, because you're treating all of time and space as a single "object".