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No. If you expand the definition of a computer to be any somewhat organized system, maybe. Then you could argue all life is is just a simulation within the syst
by baerrie 3y ago
No. If you expand the definition of a computer to be any somewhat organized system, maybe. Then you could argue all life is is just a simulation within the system of Earths elements and forces because said forces led to our existence and “organized” our own bodies processes
- gremlinsinc 3y agoThere's code that resembles error correcting code that is used in browsers inside physics calculations. We're nearly able ourselves to create a full universal computer simulation. There's arbitrary speed limits or other 'settings'like a clicker game might have. Speed of light, planks constant, etc... The fact we haven't seen any life could mean we're the only life simulated. The entire universe needn't even exist just our perception that it does, we see it, we can observe but maybe we're just observing facts fed to us if things that should be there in a universe of infinite size. Perhaps the speed limits are set because of size limits of existing hardware. it's easier to believe than there being a god, or the universe could be conscience and we're simulated like a dream is simulated in our subconscious.