Danny Goler
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4,174 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 9 Jul
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ticking at the same rate at that region of space.
Because in space, there's actually no such thing as one ticking clock for the whole universe.
The time in Andromeda is literally a different time, not just because it's very far away.
If you look at the whole universe as a thing, and then the amount of seconds that you can count from the beginning of the universe is different
for different regions of space.
That's where relativity is.
So this is why it makes this question very complicated, because you have to think of it from a physics perspective, physical time, perceptual time.
I guess chronological time would be what I described with the technology.
And then you also have to think about what all of this looks like if you're thinking about everything in terms of computation, which adds this extra layer of complexity of how it all works.
Every instance of your neuron firing anything, not even something you're doing consciously.
So there's trillions of them happening every second.
They're all computed at once, basically.
And you're on one of them.
And in fact, there's some ideas from some, you know.
But let me help with that.
One thing that is entering the picture that changes how dire what you're describing is right now is error correction.
There seems to be this ability to error correct.
It's a very unique ability of conscious agents like ourselves that allows us to actually steer to some degree, that even if we went forward this way, it allows us to steer back closer towards this other world that we might have ended up with.
So for example, if you ask the bonus question, but there was a preference of yours of where you wanted the conversation to go.
And then by asking the bonus question, you felt like, oh, it took us too far afield from where I wanted to go.
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