What is “the low computing power limit”? If our theories behave badly when you don’t have computing power, that’s unsurprising. Do you mean “the large computing power limit”.
Nope. The key point is that as computing power becomes lower, Abram’s process allows more and more inconsistent models.
the probability of them appearing in the random process is supposed to be this ratio
The probability of a statement appearing first in the model-generating process is not equal to the probability that it’s modeled by the end.
Nope. The key point is that as computing power becomes lower, Abram’s process allows more and more inconsistent models.
The probability of a statement appearing first in the model-generating process is not equal to the probability that it’s modeled by the end.
So does every process.
True. But for two very strong statements that contradict each other, there’s a close relationship.