All I am saying is that there are a lot of things in the universe that lend themselves to the idea that the universe behaves, in many ways you might think a simulation would behave.
I am not saying it IS a simulation, but perhaps for other reasons- some deeper reality- it shares some of the limitations and considerations a simulation would have.
For instance, the concept of information seems to be deeply ingrained in the fabric of the universe... there were all the quantum and general relativity concepts that I outlined in another recent thread that lend themselves to being interpreted as computational shortcuts.
All I am saying is that MAYBE it would be worthwhile for theorists to approach things from that angle- start with an assumption that it is effectively a simulation and look for testable implications of this. And then look for ways to 'Hack' it...
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Not my intent at all
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- Could the Universe be a giant quantum computer?
