Not exactly. There is no way to rule out e.g. you seeing purple pumpkins falling out of the sky in the next second. It is not inconsistent, it is just improbable.
Well, let me put it this way. If there is no mathematically consistent and logically consistent universe where everything that I already know is true is actually true, and where purple pumpkins are going to suddenly fall out of the sky, then it is impossible for it to happen. That is true even if I, personally, am not intelligent enough to do that math to demonstrate that that is not possible based on my previous observations.
You will never experience two different things that are actually logically inconstant with each other. Which means that every time you experience anything, it automatically rules out any number of possibilities, and that’s true no matter if you know that or not.
I suspect (although I don’t know for sure) that a superintelligence would be able to rule out most possibilities with a fairly small amount of hard evidence, to a much greater extent then we can. So that means that if you have access to that same information, then many things are, in fact, impossible for you to ever experience because they’re inconstant with things you already know, even if no human or group of humans has the intelligence to actually prove that they’re inconsistent.
Well, let me put it this way. If there is no mathematically consistent and logically consistent universe where everything that I already know is true is actually true, and where purple pumpkins are going to suddenly fall out of the sky, then it is impossible for it to happen. That is true even if I, personally, am not intelligent enough to do that math to demonstrate that that is not possible based on my previous observations.
You will never experience two different things that are actually logically inconstant with each other. Which means that every time you experience anything, it automatically rules out any number of possibilities, and that’s true no matter if you know that or not.
I suspect (although I don’t know for sure) that a superintelligence would be able to rule out most possibilities with a fairly small amount of hard evidence, to a much greater extent then we can. So that means that if you have access to that same information, then many things are, in fact, impossible for you to ever experience because they’re inconstant with things you already know, even if no human or group of humans has the intelligence to actually prove that they’re inconsistent.