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It's a fair cop, I suppose, but doesn't reality as such seem too ordered?
by smitty1e 5y ago
It's a fair cop, I suppose, but doesn't reality as such seem too ordered?
- uuyi 5y agoIt seems that way but I think the virtual machine (universe) we run on just has some emergent constraints on possibilities and outcomes and we are just observing them.
- smitty1e 5y ago> the virtual machine (universe) we run on just has some emergent constraints But this is not to be confused with some sort of cosmic operating system?
- uuyi 5y agoI don’t think there’s a cosmic operating system. It’s more a meta-stable Conway game of life type environment. Either that or I drank too much funky tea once.
- smitty1e 5y agoNo need to argue in circles here, but I can't see how one posits a "meta-stable Conway game of life" while eschewing an "operating system". Much hinges on definitiona here. And there isn't much need to continue this further here. Cheers!
- t-3 5y agoOrder occurs within any random sequence, this should be expected. Humans are just drawn to the patterns and like to ascribe meaning to things.
- smitty1e 5y agoWhen you say: > this should be expected there is some larger evaluation context implied, which I find interesting. Repackaged: I don't know how much faith I can place in random sequences.