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Old September 16th 12, 07:34 PM posted to sci.space.station
Brian Gaff
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Default So you want a thought experiment?


What if you view the universe we live in as some giant simulation. The
pixel definition and the rate of update are fixed, so this would mean that
quantum uncertainty has to be the limit of resolution, and the speed of
light the maximum clock speed, ie the rate that any change between adjacent
pixels can occur. the elusion of infinite mass s just the way it looks to
us.

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