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Quantum may not be the lowest level: Nobel prize winning physicist Gerard 't Hooft speculates the existence of a more orderly layer underlying the quantum layer
by ineedasername 6y ago
Quantum may not be the lowest level: Nobel prize winning physicist Gerard 't Hooft speculates the existence of a more orderly layer underlying the quantum layer.
Otherwise, I see no reason why a thing cannot be used to simulate a thing of the same kind: Computers are used to simulate other computers on a daily basis.