Episode 101: Wolfram, Rucker, and the Computational Nature of Reality
The Theory of Anything
The Unpredictable Dance of Three-Body Dynamics
This chapter examines the three-body problem in astrophysics, exploring how multiple celestial bodies' orbits become unpredictable when influenced by various gravitational forces. It critiques simulation theory by discussing the astronomical resources required for accurate emulation of complex systems, while also exploring the distinctions between true randomness and ignorance. The conversation underscores the intricate relationship between randomness, probability, and quantum mechanics, challenging traditional interpretations and emphasizing the importance of clarifying key concepts.
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