This article explores the intriguing idea that the laws of physics, specifically gravity, might be manifestations of computations performed by a fundamental substrate. The authors delve into the possibility of a universe where information processing is central to understanding gravity and other physical phenomena.
As the author succinctly states, “gravitational attraction is just another optimization mechanism in a computational process that plays a role in reducing the computational power and compressing information.”
As the author succinctly states, “gravitational attraction is just another optimization mechanism in a computational process that plays a role in reducing the computational power and compressing information.”
