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| '''Digital philosophy''' is a new movement in ] advocated by prominent scientists such as ], ], and ]. It is basically a modern re-interpretation of ]'s ], as it substitutes the ] with ] ]. Digital physics conjectures that the universe is a special type of ] that is ]. | |||
| The digital approach in ] promises to solve the hard problems in the ] and the ], since the mind can be given a ]al treatment following the footsteps of Leibniz, and dispenses with the non-deterministic essentialism of (] of) ]. In a digital universe, existence is equivalent to computation, and so is thought. Thus computation is the single substance of a ] metaphysics, while subjectivity is constructed through universal computation. (This intriguing approach to epistemology has been dubbed Multism, since it posits the existence of multiple universes.) | |||
| There is a newsgroup called sci.physics.discrete and two mailing lists, namely digitalphilosophy and digitalphysics, on yahoogroups.com. | |||
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