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Instead of changing things one universe below, change things 3 universes below you. Or change the universe below you to change things 2 universes below it to c
by danielweber 13y ago
Instead of changing things one universe below, change things 3 universes below you.
Or change the universe below you to change things 2 universes below it to change things in the universe 4 layers underneath that.
- tomrod 13y agoBut if everyone above you mimics that action...
- Retric 13y agoWhat's more interesting IMO is they assumed there the first and only group to ever run that simulation for all of time. Realistically your probably running on someone else simulation which would end up diverging as they pocked at some other part of reality. In other words you may or may not be a top level simulation if changes don't get reflected in your world, but if your not a top level simulation you would want to find out who's simulating you and try simply to find out what changes to expect in your world. You can then setup several simulations to try and see if your simulating yourself just with odd initial starting conditions. Which get's into orders of infinity and countable numbers as some other groups may have the same idea.