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By definition the universe can “simulate” itself. Although it’s true we have no proof that this doesn’t go beyond Turing machine in power (yet it’s a reasonable
by zeroonetwothree 3y ago
By definition the universe can “simulate” itself. Although it’s true we have no proof that this doesn’t go beyond Turing machine in power (yet it’s a reasonable assumption).
Of course the goal of physics is to compress the universe into simpler laws. But there’s no inherent reason that it should be possible.
- User23 3y ago> By definition the universe can “simulate” itself. A 1:1 scale map is still just a map. Simulation isn't an identity operation. > yet it’s a reasonable assumption What are the reasons for this claim?