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DannyTr
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I be grateful for any feedback on this argument:
- First assume space is continuous
- Then there is an actually infinite amount of information in a spatial volume of 10000 cubic units
- There is also an actually infinite amount of information in a spatial volume of 1 cubic unit
- But this is a logical contradiction, there must be more information in the larger volume.
- So space must be discrete.
- First assume space is continuous
- Then there is an actually infinite amount of information in a spatial volume of 10000 cubic units
- There is also an actually infinite amount of information in a spatial volume of 1 cubic unit
- But this is a logical contradiction, there must be more information in the larger volume.
- So space must be discrete.