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Apart from the fact that a simulation isn't initiated all by itself, and points to a purpose important to something outside of the simulation.
by run4yourlives 14y ago
Apart from the fact that a simulation isn't initiated all by itself, and points to a purpose important to something outside of the simulation.
- bduerst 14y ago"Initiation" is a four dimensional word. As our existence is on a four dimensional level, so naturally we see everything as having a start and a finish, i.e. a line on a two dimensional surface. But there exists situations where there is no start or finish, i.e. a line on a mobius strip. Since we hypothesize that our universe exists on 10 dimensions, we shouldn't assume that our universe's existence has a set start and finish, even though we can only measure back to the big bang.
- run4yourlives 14y agoFair point, but you can take initiation with regards to a simulation as being whatever confluence of events is triggered by something external to the universe to cause the universe/simulation to exist. Point being is that by definition, a simulation has to simulate something, and therefore needs to exist sometime after the thing it is simulating.
- bduerst 14y agoWithin the constraints of a four dimensions simulation as we know it, of course. But when you start stretching to simulations on the Nth dimension, you are back to the mobius strip.