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> A simulation is never the actual simulated phenomenon. That's not obviously true, especially given how the more we keep digging into physics, the more everyt
by int_19h 2y ago
> A simulation is never the actual simulated phenomenon.
That's not obviously true, especially given how the more we keep digging into physics, the more everything seems to be "just information".
- chromanoid 2y agoSeems to me like wishful thinking. This would require an interface to connect to and there we are most probably in the physical realm again (what we can perceive as such).