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Things that can't be scientifically verified (i.e. can it make predictions and are predictions falsifiable), goes especially for things that require several tes
by Ygg2 3y ago
Things that can't be scientifically verified (i.e. can it make predictions and are predictions falsifiable), goes especially for things that require several test universes to test out.
For example what is the purpose of the universe? Is this the only universe? Is it a simulation? Is everything predetermined?
- sanroot99 3y agoI think one way to falsify simulation hypothesis, assuming universe running simulation have similar physics, is by finding limits of computation required to run the simulation, at some point we can find a bug or a glitch
- hef19898 3y agoThere are so kany religions to pick from, one of it will have the answers you seek.
- hutzlibu 3y ago"Is it a simulation?" If it would be, we could scientifically test for the limits of the experimentation model. You can say, all of science is doing this effectivly. So far, no flaws have been found. If there were flaws, then within our models, so we adapt them, systematically approaching reality. Now sure, if there would be an allmighty god, we would have no chance proofing him or her, that is tautological. But if it would be "just" aliens of a higher level, doing rat lab experiments with our universe, we could figure that out eventually.