Le 03-nov.-05, à 06:03, Hal Finney a écrit :
> In short, if there really exists a simple mathematical explanation
> of our universe, which IMO is a prediction of multiverse theories, I
> don't see our present physical models as being very close to that goal.
> That doesn't mean that multiverse theories are wrong, but it
> illustrates
> an inconsistency between multiverse models and the belief that we are
> "almost there" towards a ToE.
And that illustrates the advantage of the comp theory, it gives by
construction the correct physics, without any need, for a comp
"believer" to verify it. Except, of course, that comp need to be
postulated and we must be open it is could be false. With comp, you
see, physics is approached in a radically different way. Different from
the 2300 years of Aristotelian Naturalism: comp makes us to go back to
Plato. Updtated by Godel's discoveries (and Church, Turing, etc.).
Bruno
http://iridia.ulb.ac.be/~marchal/
Received on Thu Nov 03 2005 - 05:50:11 PST