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We can be imaginative and declare that the whole universe has "states", and those states are different. The whole universe encodes states - without anything in
by avmich 5y ago
We can be imaginative and declare that the whole universe has "states", and those states are different. The whole universe encodes states - without anything in the universe required to exist. For example, "laws" of universe depend on states.
Frankly, we are not required to have time there.
- at_a_remove 5y agoIf you can talk about it, and you can say that they are different, they exist.
- avmich 5y agoI'm trying to imagine information without a material carrier. I'm sure it's a philosophical question by now.