What if quantum fluctuations are just compression artifacts of the simulator?What if quantization itself is just the sim’s resolution limit?If we really lived in a simulation, why would the dev waste so much memory on an infinite universe we’ll never see, instead of just making a smaller one with enough RAM left for deterministic physics at the microscopic level?
>>16835179It could be. Would be hard to test those things without knowing about whatever the simulation is running on. Maybe the quantum effects are intentional to obscure the details.
>>16835179quantum fluctuations are not real. QFT doesnt predict any fluctuations, its just a tool to calculate particle interactions.
>>16835179they’re aether noise
>>16835179is cosmic ray hitting a spot
>>16835179there is no simulator
>>16835179quantum fluctuations are just interactions we can't measure in a high enough resolution to determine what they are, we can only go so far
>>16837609Quantum fluctuations are neither predictions of a theory nor measurable objects. They are nothing.
