Re:Macroscopic quantum objects cannot exist if P ≠ NP?
by ColinDabritz on Thursday July 24, 2014 @04:08PM
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It sounds like the paper is pretty much gibberish from a scientific perspective, which makes sense.
It was, however, an interesting thought for me, and brought up a lot of classic philosophy questions about the nature of our universe, e.g. why would it matter if anyone could calculate it or not? If it was true would it lend evidence to a 'universe is computer-like' model?
It was, however, an interesting thought for me, and brought up a lot of classic philosophy questions about the nature of our universe, e.g. why would it matter if anyone could calculate it or not? If it was true would it lend evidence to a 'universe is computer-like' model?
Still neat to consider.