Comment by guelo 10 years ago The singularity would probably overheat the host computer. 3 comments guelo Reply dlubarov 10 years ago Possibly. Our simulation might be run on hypercomputers whose performance isn't affected by that sort of complexity. Heat might not even exist in the host universe's physics. foota 10 years ago System going down for maintenance now joelg 10 years ago It may have been down for maintenance for millennia since your comment, and just come back now, but none of us noticed!Insert your favorite Matrix déjà vu reference here.
dlubarov 10 years ago Possibly. Our simulation might be run on hypercomputers whose performance isn't affected by that sort of complexity. Heat might not even exist in the host universe's physics.
foota 10 years ago System going down for maintenance now joelg 10 years ago It may have been down for maintenance for millennia since your comment, and just come back now, but none of us noticed!Insert your favorite Matrix déjà vu reference here.
joelg 10 years ago It may have been down for maintenance for millennia since your comment, and just come back now, but none of us noticed!Insert your favorite Matrix déjà vu reference here.
Possibly. Our simulation might be run on hypercomputers whose performance isn't affected by that sort of complexity. Heat might not even exist in the host universe's physics.
System going down for maintenance now
It may have been down for maintenance for millennia since your comment, and just come back now, but none of us noticed!
Insert your favorite Matrix déjà vu reference here.