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...who built a simulation so robust that we've yet to demonstrate any actual bugs. This world is freakishly consistent, if it's the work of anything remotely li
by NateEag 4y ago
...who built a simulation so robust that we've yet to demonstrate any actual bugs. This world is freakishly consistent, if it's the work of anything remotely like human intelligence (though I hold out hope for modern physics to wind up unresolved and unreconcilable, because I love mysteries).
- saghm 4y ago> ..who built a simulation so robust that we've yet to demonstrate any actual bugs I heard the simulation has an issue with recursion, which is why my code has a lot of bugs; I implemented it right, but the simulation has bugs when simulating me running it.
- int_19h 4y agoFor all we know, the bugs are all around us - we just don't know what the normal behavior is supposed to be.
- NateEag 4y agoPossible, but physics is still really consistent, apart from maybe at the cosmological scale.