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I just read the Spacetime article on wikipedia which argues that the spatial and temporal dimensions (N=3, T=1) are special, since without them no life as we know it could ever exist.
It is not clear to me however if a computer (or better an (in)finite Universal Turing Machine) could ever exist at dimension different than (3, 1).
Is it the case?
Also, I prefer to use a Computeric Principle rather than an anthropic one, given that defining "life" is rather difficult, and yet more defining "intelligent life". Will using a Computeric Principle present problems or would it be just better?
I am looking forward to read your thoughts.
Andrea.
It is not clear to me however if a computer (or better an (in)finite Universal Turing Machine) could ever exist at dimension different than (3, 1).
Is it the case?
Also, I prefer to use a Computeric Principle rather than an anthropic one, given that defining "life" is rather difficult, and yet more defining "intelligent life". Will using a Computeric Principle present problems or would it be just better?
I am looking forward to read your thoughts.
Andrea.