On 04 Jan 2014, at 21:39, LizR wrote:
On 5 January 2014 04:16, Edgar L. Owen <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Gabe,
These questions are ill formulated but I'll take a shot at them....
1. For every observer there is a uniquely true (actual is a better
descriptor) order of events in their own experience. All these
events always occur in their Present moment. The rate at which these
events occur is controlled by their local Clock times. Their clock
times can pass at different rates through their present moments.
So "Clock times can pass at different rates through their present
moment". What is the relation between them? Does a person always
experience clock time? If so, that makes the present moment
undetectable by any means whatsoever, afaics. It also does no work
within the theory of computational reality, which can equally well
have a cell of the automaton at every point in Minkowsi space-
time....I think. And the cells all interact locally, thus limiting
the speed of influences...
In fact I quite like my theory of "cellular automaton
time" (hereinafter CAT) which places a computing cell at each locus
in space-time. Now, how can I make it Lorentz invariant........?
Maybe it exists on the light cone and uses the holographic principle
to project the appearance of slower than light particles?
The "initial" computations are in arithmetic. You will never ask id
"17 is prime" lorentz invarainat?
Lorentz invariance has to be an emerging pattern. Comp shows a
stringer form of invariance: physics does not depend on the ontology
of the TOE (just that it has to be rich enough (but not necessarily
Löbian, RA is rich enough in that sense). Physics does not depend on
the choice of the universal enumeration phi_i.
Bruno
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