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David Deutsch argues that physical laws, not abstract logic, define concepts like infinity, probability, and computability. He rejects anthropic reasoning and simulation theory, asserting that mathematical proof is a physical process. Universal computation makes reality explicable.
By SumitjeeDavid Deutsch argues that physical laws, not abstract logic, define concepts like infinity, probability, and computability. He rejects anthropic reasoning and simulation theory, asserting that mathematical proof is a physical process. Universal computation makes reality explicable.