On one occasion I had the opportunity to ask Stephen Wolfram personally some questions about the Hypergraph theory. My current understanding of the Ruliad is th

On one occasion I had the opportunity to ask Stephen Wolfram personally some questions about the Hypergraph theory. My current understanding of the Ruliad is that it is a graph of all possible graphs connected by all the possible applications of rules on a graph. Because it's infinite and weird, it also contains itself. The main hypothesis of Hypergraph theory is that our apparent physical reality must be a vertex on this graph, if only by virtue of its formal definition. My question to him was if this kind of reasoning inevitably based itself on the same kind of reasoning used for millennia to reason about God (the dogma of faith/God is good etc.), to which I didn't get a satisfactory answer.