← Back to context Comment by adverbly 12 hours ago Wrong. There are infinite ways of doing both. 3 comments adverbly Reply jwpapi 12 hours ago I honestly think they are both finite lol. aetherspawn 9 hours ago Yeah I think depends on the fidelity of the world model.If you count “impales person with blue stick while distant asteroid is in position X Y Z” then yes, there are probably infinite, so it depends how you class a discrete method adverbly 12 hours ago Maybe.Depends on what counts as a different way I guess.And on if you're applying some kind of discrete physical model of the world or not...
jwpapi 12 hours ago I honestly think they are both finite lol. aetherspawn 9 hours ago Yeah I think depends on the fidelity of the world model.If you count “impales person with blue stick while distant asteroid is in position X Y Z” then yes, there are probably infinite, so it depends how you class a discrete method adverbly 12 hours ago Maybe.Depends on what counts as a different way I guess.And on if you're applying some kind of discrete physical model of the world or not...
aetherspawn 9 hours ago Yeah I think depends on the fidelity of the world model.If you count “impales person with blue stick while distant asteroid is in position X Y Z” then yes, there are probably infinite, so it depends how you class a discrete method
adverbly 12 hours ago Maybe.Depends on what counts as a different way I guess.And on if you're applying some kind of discrete physical model of the world or not...
I honestly think they are both finite lol.
Yeah I think depends on the fidelity of the world model.
If you count “impales person with blue stick while distant asteroid is in position X Y Z” then yes, there are probably infinite, so it depends how you class a discrete method
Maybe.
Depends on what counts as a different way I guess.
And on if you're applying some kind of discrete physical model of the world or not...