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That seems to be making some bold assumptions about the power of future technologies. We have no idea what the future might hold. And we have no idea about the
by dinkleberg 3y ago
That seems to be making some bold assumptions about the power of future technologies. We have no idea what the future might hold. And we have no idea about the true reality of our existence.
All of these conversations delve into the same uncertainties as faith. We’re trying to understand things we can’t truly ever understand or comprehend.
- rendall 3y agoFrom your statement, I'm not sure which position you believe is the bold assumption. The null hypothesis in my view is The Universe is not whatever latest technology we humans have created like a simulation or a quantum computer or clock or steam locomotive. The extraordinary claim that requires extraordinary evidence for me would be Yes, the Universe is one of those. If you agree, then we agree.