Why does a computer code meet all the requirements to be a universe itself?

Can't the function of a game's computer code, for example, be applied to the larger universe? Our universe has a natural source code and functions in a similar way? And the double-slit experiment shows that every process is only approximately simulated until you look?

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zudasdf
2 years ago

A computer and thus also a game works deterministic, i.e. unforeseen events will never occur. Games use a so-called sea to allow pseudo-random. From different inputs e.g. the system time a number is generated and, starting from this number, events occur. Since, for example, the system time always changes, even random events in the game never occur exactly the same, but they would, for example, by manipulating the game and bringing it back to a certain selected initial state.

Our universe, however, appears to be not deterministic, i.e. there is real chance at least at the quantum level. Particles do not have a fixed place in the universe, but their position is indicated with a probability of residence. A system takes in a superposition several states simultaneously and only after a measurement is the reduction to a single state.

zudasdf
2 years ago
Reply to  HannesSGE

Then I guess we wouldn’t know this one.

yippijaja
2 years ago

Basically correct. But the world is too big and too complex. I find the episode of Rick and Morty very for explaining where the aliens are held captive in this pseudoreality.

yippijaja
2 years ago
Reply to  HannesSGE

The experiment only says that a quantum particle decides for a position in the room as soon as it is observed. Otherwise it has another. There is more to the theory of multiverses than “We live in the matrix”.

yippijaja
2 years ago
Reply to  HannesSGE

In the end, this rendering will be created for every person and every other being except your assumption is that the complete simulation is for you. And that takes a lot of power when it makes a central computer. But if every person renders himself, it is. And that’s what the brain does.

yippijaja
2 years ago

I don’t understand. What’s the target.

yippijaja
2 years ago

No, it doesn’t. If we involve the brain of a living being as a source of computation, a small meteorite will still be struck on the back of the moon without which a person will ever see it. The world continues without which it is looked at

yippijaja
2 years ago

If you break this up (I’m randomly programmer), then you have what you see, the frontend. So here you have different types of action. Let’s call them Mal Userevents. These have a corresponding effect on the frontend seen by you and by all others. There are also memories for memory, images, etc, which influence the decision paths of the machines (people). If one imagines that 1500 people on the Hamburger HBF are the frontend that they see each other repeatedly changing on the basis of their user events and that based on the information in the memory (decision finding). Is this inconceivable computational intensive. And since general things like weather, times (night/day) etc. are not included at all.

AndreasSchendel
2 years ago

Don’t understand your question. The codes from a game were written by people. The universe is not. So what do you mean?

AndreasSchendel
2 years ago
Reply to  HannesSGE

Where did you get that nonsense?

What exactly do you want to know?

AndreasSchendel
2 years ago

I have sufficient knowledge, so I wanted to help. However, with your resistance, I did not expect, so sorry.

AndreasSchendel
2 years ago

As you mean. I just wanted to help. Please excuse me.

Then ignore my answers. Thank you.

AndreasSchendel
2 years ago

No, thanks. I don’t want to have your level. That’s under my level.

No, the universe does not consist of information, information is how people perceive the universe.

There are no codes of binary numbers in nature. Binary numbers themselves are human invention to define something. 0 = current does not flow, 1 = current flows. This is not nature, but human definition.

It could theoretically also have 2 = current yes, 3= current no. But it was set differently.

You should still inform yourself extensively and not put everything on gold scale immediately.

hologence
2 years ago

And the double-gap experiment shows that each run is only simulated approximately until you look?

among the many misunderstandings about quantum mechanics, this is the most creative…

hologence
2 years ago
Reply to  HannesSGE

Quantum states before the measurement do not differ in principle from those after the measurement; only other probability distributions are forced through the measurement. And both are equally real. The double-gap experiment forces a locating sharpness or a pulse sharpness, depending on what you do. But you don’t create something more real from something Irrealem.

xRemuzx
2 years ago

A simulation follows solid processes, rules and conditions. Just like our world…just in a much bigger order.