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Yes, but that doesn't necessarily mean fidelity levels are recursive. At macro scales this reality behaves as if continuous. It's only at low fidelity levels,
by kromem 2y ago
Yes, but that doesn't necessarily mean fidelity levels are recursive.
At macro scales this reality behaves as if continuous. It's only at low fidelity levels, and specifically at points of interaction, that it becomes discrete.
So if we are in a simulation, it seems to be one of a reality where real computing would have been possible. Given we almost certainly won't have access to real computers, it's unlikely we'll be simulating our own reality anywhere near as detailed as this one.