simulation − trilemma
bostrom’s argument weighs what theory weighs
t20r18i9l12e5m13m13a1=91t20h8e5o15r18y25=91
trilemma = theory = 91
s19i9m13u21l12a1t20i9o15n14=133−t20r18i9l12e5m13m13a1=91
simulation − trilemma = 133 − 91 = 42
Nick Bostrom’s 2003 paper is the trilemma: one of three things must be true. TRILEMMA is 91, the same as THEORY.
So SIMULATION − TRILEMMA is 42. The argument that says you have to bet has the same weight as the word for a guess.
Rule: a=1 … z=26, letters only.
type a word
a=1 … z=26, letters only. If it comes to 42, 91 or 133 the page will say so.