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Henemy2 karma
Also, wouldn't it be a problem to simulate computers? If the simulation hypotesis is grounded in the (debatable) fact that we can and will simulate the universe in its entirety, it also means that we can simulate an endless amount of computers able to simulate reality, right? So it would not just simulate one universe, but an endless string of them. Like an endless box that contains an infinite amount of endless boxes, otherwise, either:
1)a simulated universe couldn't simulate a subsequent one, thus disproving the basis of the theory
2) each simulation would be less accurate
Henemy2 karma
I'm sorry, I'm not a native speaker, nor have any background in physics/math. Could you explain to me the difference between accurate and precise?
Henemy1 karma
Hi! This is something I ask often but how did you end up doing what you do? Education and career-wise. Thanks in advance for the answer!
Henemy145 karma
Hello!
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