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The Simulation Theory Podcast: Simulated Reality, Consciousness, Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Physics, Virtual Worlds, and the Nature of Existence · October 4 · 13 min

Could Physics Be Mutable? Exploring Immutable Laws in Simulated Realities

The episode asks whether physical constants could change over time, examines the stability‑vs‑freedom trade‑off that underlies our engineering and science, and considers what computational limits would be if citizens could edit gravity or light speed. It situates this scenario within debates about simulated versus fundamental realities and the philosophical implications of mutable laws. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The episode asks whether physical constants could change over time, examines the stability‑vs‑freedom trade‑off that underlies our engineering and science, and considers what computational limits would be if citizens could edit gravity or light speed. It situates this scenario within debates about simulated versus fundamental realities and the philosophical implications of mutable laws.

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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