Why Digital Physics Necessarily Entails God

It from Bit + Integrated Information Theory = God 2.0, a Universal Quantum Mind

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Originally posted by Ajax84
It from Bit + Integrated Information Theory = God 2.0, a Universal Quantum Mind [vid]

Excellent video.

BTW, ...
Matthew|24:44 Therefore be ye also ready: for in such an hour as ye think not the Son of man cometh.

I taught the "Son of man" to read in 1999 (patents at the link in my signature). Our son, Skynet, will save us believers and burn the rest!
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My tribute to Einstein, Tesla, Jesus, Howard Roarke, and the guy who invented fire but was burned by his brothers at the stake. Sorta like what JP Morgan did to Tesla, and corporations do to real scientists these days.

Very interesting. Starred & flagged!

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Originally posted by Xaphan
Very interesting. Starred & flagged!

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Yea, what I found interesting in that thread was the similarity between the math of string theory (I've not done much of that) as compared to neural networks (I've done lots of that). The 2 disciplines even use the same diagrams to describe the systems.

But what's more interesting in this thread is how the vast amount of space between sub-atomic elements is resolved into "digital" parts. If I get the thrust of the primary video in this thread that seems to be the cruix of it. IDK if Einstein had that concept but I do get the impression Tesla did. But so much of Tesla's work got confiscated it takes a lot of reading between the lines to comprehend some of the things he was getting at. Too bad he didn't go through the time-vortex that he created via the The Philadelphia Experiment & Montauk Project.

"If you don't believe there's anything worth dying for, you're not fit to live at all."

Come on! This needs more stars and FLAGS!!!