Re:What If Time Really Exists? (2008)
by naasking on Saturday January 07, 2017 @11:10AM
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> The blank one will fall to the ground smoothly. But the one that has a lot of image information will tax the Universe's GPU, because it isn't able to compress it easily, so it'll fall slowly and in a jerky motion. it's really easy to see. OH WAIT NO IT ISN'T.
What an absurd "test". A trivial counterargument: your sense of time is also computed by the simulation, so no matter how much "real world time" might pass to compute some outcome, "logical world time" can march on at the same pace.
But this has nothing to do with the simulation argument anyway. I suggest you read it:
What an absurd "test". A trivial counterargument: your sense of time is also computed by the simulation, so no matter how much "real world time" might pass to compute some outcome, "logical world time" can march on at the same pace.
But this has nothing to do with the simulation argument anyway. I suggest you read it:
http://www.simulation-argument.com/simulation.html