The surprising fact that science works at all is a strong indication that our universe is mechanical.
I don't see how this is a problem? From within a system, the best truth is never the ground truth, but the set of theories that can explain all observations. There does not need to be any proof beyond showing that it can work.
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The problem I’m referring to is Quantum Mechanics, denying determinism. Empirically QM is right, but it doesn’t mean absolute truth.
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You are correct to point out it is not (only) an epistemic uncertainty. But it might still be computable from the outside, and be uncertain from our perspective. Notice if the universe is computable, its time is not our time, ours is relative.
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