Really cool insight. I'd also add dark energy and accelerating cosmic expansion to this list. Without acceleration the size of the observable universe would keep increasing with the passage of time since the Big Bang. That would mean processes running on cosmic timescales could potentially entwine an exponential number of bits.
But with dark energy the size of the observable universe will plateau and start shrinking past a certain date. That caps the number of bits accessible on a cosmic scale.
Re:The singularity is close?
by kingcharles on Friday April 01, 2022 @11:17PM
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Interesting. We (humans) would not notice the simulation running slower because we are inside it. Only those on the outside would get frustrated by the fact it is running below realtime, I would guess.
Those three basically ensures we wont ever have problems with lack of compute for the simulation.