[musings] maybe there's a point at which universes are too complex to model for a nascent intelligence; precludes its evolutionary emergence
exactly: what if that computation is just hard enough to approximate in a smaller system that no emergent intelligence makes the jump
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robust computers in our universe are hard, but they are easy in Game of Life
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yup, but then again no intelligence has ever emerged from a random-seeded golly run to our knowledge
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the lower the entropy of a computational substrate, the easier it becomes to build computers: you need less control
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GoL computers are high entropy if you count the initial cell states
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