My point is that it’s not very useful to know that a universe exists, if we don’t have a method for locating it in configuration space—and that method would eat the costs of causality, even if the universe itself doesn’t. Like in the GAZP.
My point is that it’s not very useful to know that a universe exists, if we don’t have a method for locating it in configuration space—and that method would eat the costs of causality, even if the universe itself doesn’t. Like in the GAZP.