[ExI] Simulation physics and theology for Qubitzers
Jordan Hosmer-Henner
jordanhh at gmail.com
Fri Sep 29 03:09:28 UTC 2017
In contrasting a classical simulation and a quantum simulation, Susskind
writes,
"But there are some big differences. In the case of the block, the bulk
space really is the three-dimensional volume of the block. It exists in
ordinary laboratory space. By contrast, in the case of CFT-supporting
shells, something much more subtle is at work. The bulk is not part of
ordinary space: it is not the shell: it is not the hollow space inside
the shell. These are all part of the lab. The bulk space is a pure
manifestation of entanglement and complexity."
The philosophical comment in the parent about g-d as being the generator of
the membrane above us, is bleh. But more interesting me to is that the bulk
could be used to for a remote back-up for mind storage because the speed of
light within would be slower.
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