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The discussion centers on the feasibility of creating a computer program that simulates Loop Quantum Gravity (LQG), particularly focusing on its mathematical framework of Background Independence. Participants express optimism about the potential to develop a program that simulates spin network evolution through Pachner moves, although there is uncertainty about how accurately this would reflect realistic LQG simulations. The conversation highlights the complexity of translating theoretical concepts into computational models and the challenges involved in achieving a true representation of LQG through programming.
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It seems to me that it ought to be pretty easy at the least to write a program that simulates spin network evolution using pachner moves, but I don't know how close this actually gets you to a realistic simulation of LQG.
 
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