<CurtAdams@aol.com> Wrote:
> The point I make is that the resources involved in either full simulation
> or constant redaction are staggeringly enormous and unlikely in this
> universe.
But the calculations are not being done here, massive perhaps even infinite
calculations might be much easier to do in another very different universe.
>I don't think anyone will every be able to sim the "true" past.
True past? For a simulation?
> Classical complexity and Heisenburg uncertainty apply to the past as
> well as the future.
Classical complexity perhaps but Heisenburg uncertainty like any law of physics
can be changed by the simulation operator just by modifying a few lines of code.
John K Clark jonkc@att.net
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