A conceptual critique of Bostrom’s simulation argument that focuses on how time and computation are treated. The article explores whether common assumptions about simulated realities hold in a functional view of the universe where state transitions are not simultaneous (require an irreducible duration).
A conceptual critique of Bostrom’s simulation argument that focuses on how time and computation are treated. The article explores whether common assumptions about simulated realities hold in a functional view of the universe where state transitions are not simultaneous (require an irreducible duration).