Simulation Hypothesis: Quantum Computer Modeling

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The discussion centers on the simulation hypothesis and its potential modeling exclusively on quantum computers. Participants debate the scientific validity of the hypothesis, with one contributor emphasizing the lack of empirical evidence and requesting peer-reviewed papers from credible scientific journals to further the conversation. The conversation highlights the uncertainty surrounding the nature of reality and the limitations of current understanding of quantum mechanics in relation to simulation theory.

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In the simulation hypothesis, should the simulation be modeled only on a quantum computer?
 
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Johnny5454 said:
In the simulation hypothesis, should the simulation be modeled only on a quantum computer?
In the simulation hypothesis our universe is a simulation in a different universe, of which we know nothing. QM could be just an invention of whoever decided to simulate it. We have no knowledge of the computers that may or may not exist in that universe.
 
Johnny5454 said:
In the simulation hypothesis, should the simulation be modeled only on a quantum computer?
I don’t think that the simulation hypothesis is scientific. If you wish to discuss it further, please send me a peer reviewed paper from a credible scientific journal (impact factor >1.0) and then we can discuss that paper.

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