Calculating Space

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... uh, into a measurable particle has the same properties as rendering optimization inside of a computer, so that anything that's not being observed in, let's say, a game space remains a probability function in the code until and unless at least one observer is engaging with it, right? But Zuse was already noticing this kind of thing in the 1940s, and he develops these ideas into what eventually is published as, uh, Rechnender Raum, Calculating Space, a treatise that argues that we're living in a computational cosmos.

Mm.

And the most interesting thing about this essay, th- this, uh, treatise that I point to in Occult Horizons, is Zuse's suggestion that this could be tested.