If the universe is really infinite, there should be an infinite number of possible rational minds. Any randomly selected mind from that list should statistically be infinite in size and capabilities.
not if measure decreases faster than linearly as size increases
[relates this to my non-veganism] Oh no.
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If the universe is really infinite, there should be an infinite number of possible rational minds. Any randomly selected mind from that list should statistically be infinite in size and capabilities.
not if measure decreases faster than linearly as size increases
[relates this to my non-veganism] Oh no.