I have no strong opinion. I suspect that this claim needs its assumptions fleshed out (e.g. that the speed of light is REALLY the limit of how fast information can propagate).
Why don’t counterfactuals fare well?
Because they are rarely useful for making predictions about reality. Not “never”, of course, just “rarely”.
I have no strong opinion. I suspect that this claim needs its assumptions fleshed out (e.g. that the speed of light is REALLY the limit of how fast information can propagate).
Because they are rarely useful for making predictions about reality. Not “never”, of course, just “rarely”.