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But surely, we already _know_ that we'll never be able to model the universe without a law of intelligence. For instance, if you were an alien scientist on the
by Mizza 7y ago
But surely, we already _know_ that we'll never be able to model the universe without a law of intelligence.
For instance, if you were an alien scientist on the other side of the galaxy measuring the atmospheric composition of Earth, there's no way that you could make a prediction to match the result without also modelling emerging properties of intelligence. We know that this is true, just as we know that intelligence and computation are physical properties of the universe - so why isn't there a serious branch of physics which tries to take this into account?