If we can rule out thoughtcrime, we could have a large quantum computer simulate many environments with different goal systems in charge, then act as if the mechanics of indexical uncertainty don’t work out to this already winning us the game.
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If we can rule out thoughtcrime, we could have a large quantum computer simulate many environments with different goal systems in charge, then act as if the mechanics of indexical uncertainty don’t work out to this already winning us the game.