Universes

[no-one-particular]

The first universe with life was undoubtedly khaos but intelligent creatures would certainly create a better universe for themselves. A universe with euclidean space that doubles in volume every generation so that there is always space for more people. Matter would consist of programmable self-reproducing cell-like particles so there would always be more matter and more worlds to inhabit.

Because space would be expanding so quickly there would be a limit to how large a single world could grow. Once it reached that size its surface would be torn away (becoming a firmament). People would therefore live in the interior of the planet rather than on its surface.

The entire planet would eventually be reprogrammed to become a single giant computer that could run simulations of lower dimensional (non-expanding) universes.

T=4 is the present. 8 dimensional space (only one dimension is shown) doubles in size each time it moves up the world tree. Each step takes about a year. Each box is a cube 1 planck length in size and contains 1 processor for calculating the field and state at that point.

The purple point will grow to the size of the green line at T=7. The processors at T=7 already exist and are entangled with the green processors at T=4 and are running in parallel under the purple processor. (In reality the green line would be 10 km across and at T=128.)

 

[excreationist]

8 dimensional space (only one dimension is shown) doubles in size each time it moves up the world tree.

Why are there 8 dimensions in the universe you're talking about? BTW

String theory - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

In bosonic string theory, spacetime is 26-dimensional, while in superstring theory it is 10-dimensional, and in M-theory it is 11-dimensional

 

[steve_bank]

Interesting, it grows like a fart in the wind?