Yes, I’m almost certain it’s too ‘galaxy brained’! But does the case rely on entities outside our light cone? Aren’t there many ‘worlds’ within our light cone? (I literally have no idea, you may be right, and someone who knows should intervene)
I’m more confident that this needn’t relate to the literature on infinite ethics, since I don’t think any of this relies on inifinities.
I use ‘light cone’ to point at ‘something which cannot ever conceivably casually affect anything in our present or future’. I don’t know if the light-cone concept generalizes to the Everett QM branches; if not, the substitute ‘anything which is in principle unknowable’.
Yes, I’m almost certain it’s too ‘galaxy brained’! But does the case rely on entities outside our light cone? Aren’t there many ‘worlds’ within our light cone? (I literally have no idea, you may be right, and someone who knows should intervene)
I’m more confident that this needn’t relate to the literature on infinite ethics, since I don’t think any of this relies on inifinities.
I use ‘light cone’ to point at ‘something which cannot ever conceivably casually affect anything in our present or future’. I don’t know if the light-cone concept generalizes to the Everett QM branches; if not, the substitute ‘anything which is in principle unknowable’.