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The simulation argument is that we'll make these universe simulators. Because we will in this universe, they'll be common. If they are common it's likely we're
by socalgal2 2y ago
The simulation argument is that we'll make these universe simulators. Because we will in this universe, they'll be common. If they are common it's likely we're in one.
If you change that to they won't happen in this universe. That suggests they are not common. And so while we could be in a simulation the argument kind of dies off
- IAmBroom 2y agoDoes not follow. "Common" does not imply "infinitely reproducible in all directions". Something can be "common" for positive integers, but not for negative. Or common for simulations of size << U, where U represents the energy of this universe.