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It’s a fundamentally unsolvable philosophical problem since it relies on knowing about things outside the universe, which is impossible. Say the outside univers
by joegibbs 1y ago
It’s a fundamentally unsolvable philosophical problem since it relies on knowing about things outside the universe, which is impossible. Say the outside universe had entirely different laws of physics, you would have no idea.
It’s also basically just creationism: what if in the beginning God created the heavens and the earth… with a computer?