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#756 Donald Hoffman: The Case Against Reality, and the Interface Theory of Perception

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Can Science Propose Theories Beyond Space Time?

All of the experiments are done in space and time, that's where we get all of our data. But still what we can do is our new theories beyond space time,. We can write them down mathematically to show precise mathematical projection into space time. And then say, if this is happening outside of space time, here's what I would measure inside space time. Think of every new theory as our next baby step, and we'll always be baby stepping because Gurdle's incompleteness theorem tells us that even if we do it for hundreds or billions of years, the new theories will barely scratch the surface of objective reality.

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