Episode 101: Wolfram, Rucker, and the Computational Nature of Reality
The Theory of Anything
Unraveling Computation and Predictability
This chapter explores the intricate concept of computation, focusing on its deterministic nature and the challenges of describability related to non-computability. The hosts discuss algorithms, AGI, and the distinction between computable and non-computable functions, using examples from planetary orbits to highlight unpredictability in computations. Additionally, philosophical implications surrounding the simulation of natural phenomena versus computational equivalence in complex systems are examined.
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