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I wonder if there’s a concept akin to Shannon Entropy that dictates the level of detail a simulation can provide given a ratio of bits to something. Although pr
by le-mark 10mo ago
I wonder if there’s a concept akin to Shannon Entropy that dictates the level of detail a simulation can provide given a ratio of bits to something. Although presumably any level of bits could be simulated given more time.
- lioeters 10mo agoAn explanation of the observer effect may be that the universe is lazily evaluated at the moment of observation. Outside of that experienced reality, it might as well be all a cloud of latent possibilities, rough outlines and low-res details, enough for a plausible simulation.
- le-mark 10mo agoThis would allow for a dds attack on reality where a bunch of simulants attempt to perform computationally expensive observations at the same time.
- lioeters 10mo agoThe Simulators working at the universal data center wondering why this particular server rack is getting hot. "Have you tried turning it off and back on?"