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your example is intuitive and understandable. I just assumed that Wolfram was unto more 'radical' kind of expansion. Something more akin to 'seed' than 'build
by justanotherjoe 3y ago
your example is intuitive and understandable. I just assumed that Wolfram was unto more 'radical' kind of expansion. Something more akin to 'seed' than 'building blocks'.
- aeternum 3y agoMy understanding of his 'ruliad' idea is that the rules yield stable and predictable laws like QM and relativity. His idea is basically that there is this high-dimensional graph that represents reality and if you define certain propagation rules between nodes you see the emergence of stable laws like quantum mechanics, relativity, and space itself.