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Wow, yet another physicists who just can't get their head around the basic concept of living in a sim. Sim overlords wouldn't pick sim world physics to make it easy to compute; instead they'd mimic harder-to-compute physics so that residents don't notice much compute is missing.
Plus is hard-to-compute even a thing for the presumably ultrasophisticated sim creators?
Of course. You're confusing ultrasophisticated sim creators with gods.
Probably. Assuming laws of physics are really a thing, even very advanced creatures remained limited by them.
Is there a good reason to think the laws of physics would be the same outside the simulation?
And I wonder how much of our sense of "hard to compute" is based on the computers that are possible in our universe. Possibly the simulators have dramatically different physics, like us simulating Conway's Game of Life
Doesn't the way we classify algorithms based on asymptotic complexity still apply to computers we can construct in Game of Life?
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