I’m not. I’m just an interested layman who likes to read and think. And if I’m really fortunate, to think clearly and distinctly. Evidently then whatever claim

I’m not. I’m just an interested layman who likes to read and think. And if I’m really fortunate, to think clearly and distinctly. Evidently then whatever claim it was you were making was not clear to me. I’d be obliged if you made it so. In case it’s not obvious I supposed you implied the universe is a TM on account of that was the first way it occurred to me to make sense of your claim. Incidentally, that Newton’s laser sword monograph was interesting but philosophically rather immature. I think the author would greatly benefit from reading some pragmaticist philosophy, in particular that of C.S. Peirce. Who, by the way, was a mathematician and logician in the Frege tier. Frankly though I do share the author’s disdain for the more navel-gazing pursuits that occupy many contemporary philosophy departments.