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by vokep
2568 days ago
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Why? Why is math designed such that 2+2=4? It isn't, 2+2= is a ruleset with 4 as the only possible answer. So the space of what will work for the future is finite potentially and is predestined. Given the predestination and exactness of it, I consider it a 'design', but maybe that isn't the best word as it implies supernatural intent. I used it because I do intend an implication of supernatural intent, but sort of the other way around - the design simply is, its just logic, but that logic could be considered to be its own intent. There was no supernatural thing that decided the design, instead the design results in supernatural consequences (everything yknow, existing) Why is the design so exact, why is there only one? Well, with 2+2=4, + and = and digits are part of a system we already both know and have mentally setup, we've already put design to make it that way. So shouldn't 'someone' have to decide what the first logic is? Well, no, because binary logic is self-evident. I have a hunch that there is a single everything algorithm which is the way that something must always emerge from nothing, but as far as I can tell, any cellular automata that expands infinitely (as opposed to fizzling out) starts exhausting various binary systems and renders out the 'design' of that. A very easy to recognize early emerging and very common design is the Sierpinski triangle. Note that back when Steven Wolfram was first researching into that, he didn't do anything to purposefully design Sierpinski triangles in, they were just there, part of the predestined design. And yes theres nothing that says we have to live according to nature. Theres nothing saying we have to survive at all. Personally I like living though, and paying attention to other systems in nature and trying to learn lessons, seems to be helpful for making living even better. |
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