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Any deviation from the current laws of physics might be considered as either evidence that we are living in a simulation, or that the current laws of physics ar
by yetanotherphd 13y ago
Any deviation from the current laws of physics might be considered as either evidence that we are living in a simulation, or that the current laws of physics are incomplete.
Some arguments are given that some deviations are especially indicative of the former. In my opinion these arguments are very weak. Mainly because the simulations they have in mind are sufficiently elegant, that the deviations they cause are things that could also arise in an elegant mathematical model.
- Zarathust 13y agoThis is exactly what I thought when reading the article. Gamma rays have not been found beyond a certain level of energy? We must therefore live in a simulation! Even the big bang had a finite amount of energy, this doesn't prove anything, just that we don't know about anything beyond that.