Hi,
Instead of replying too quickly to a mail, maybe I should introduce myself
before.
I'm a 28 years old network software engineer.
I have exchanged some mails with Bruno Marchal quite a long time ago, after
an article in "Pour la Science" (french edition of "Scientific American".)
I also have read his thesis : "Computability, Physics and Cognition".
I'm a science-fiction reader and Greg Egan fan. I have found "everything"
list from Egan's web site.
I agree with Max Tegmark statement : that mathematical objets exist, "self-
aware substructures" of these objets perceive their environment as real and
this is why we imagine that our universe is real.
I don't see why a "measure" is needed. I'm not sure such a measure could be
intrinsically defined. I will try to argue about this later.
I hope I don't get you bored with things you have already spoken about a
thousand times.
Matthieu
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http://matthieu.walraet.free.fr
Received on Wed Jan 16 2002 - 14:46:29 PST