The claim that the simulated universe is real even though its physics are independent of our own seem to imply a very broad definition of “real” that comes close to Tegmarck IV. I’ve posted a followup to my article to the discussion section: Eight questions for computationalists. Please to reply to it so I can better understand your position.
The claim that the simulated universe is real even though its physics are independent of our own seem to imply a very broad definition of “real” that comes close to Tegmarck IV. I’ve posted a followup to my article to the discussion section: Eight questions for computationalists. Please to reply to it so I can better understand your position.