The Peer-to-Peer Simulation Hypothesis and a New Theory of Free Will

Marcus Arvan

The Peer-to-Peer Simulation Hypothesis and a New Theory of Free Will

Scientia Salon (2015)

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Abstract

An overview of my work arguing that peer-to-peer computer networking (the Peer-to-Peer Simulation Hypothesis) may be the best explanation of quantum phenomena and a number of perennial philosophical problems.

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quantum simulation metaphysics

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Computer Simulation and Virtual Reality, Misc in Philosophy of Computing and Information

Consciousness and the Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics in Philosophy of Cognitive Science

Global Metaphysical Theories, Misc in Metaphysics

Quantum Mechanics, Miscellaneous in Philosophy of Physical Science

Quantum Nonlocality in Philosophy of Physical Science

Simulation Hypothesis in Philosophy of Computing and Information

Simulation and Reality in Philosophy of Computing and Information

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