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Of course whether or not the simulation is "real time" for us makes no difference to the simulation. Since time in the simulation would be perceived normally.
by admax88q 14y ago
Of course whether or not the simulation is "real time" for us makes no difference to the simulation. Since time in the simulation would be perceived normally.
- thedufer 14y agoRight. But when people talk about simulating the observable universe, they're often getting at that story where people simulate from the beginning of the universe up until now, and I was pointing out that that scenario would take much much longer, because at current speeds it would be constantly losing ground.