dator teologi

Från "Kurzweil accelerating intelligence" In the beginning was the code

"Computational theology
Nevertheless, computer science is now giving us formal, mathematical answers to old questions of philosophy and theology. One of the results of my Computational Theology is this: your own life must be very important in the grand scheme of things.
You may think that your life is insignificant, because you are so small, and the universe is so big. But given the Great Programmer’s optimal way of computing all universes, it is probably very hard to edit your life (or mine) out of our particular universe: Any program that produces a universe like ours, but without you, is probably much longer and slower (and thus less likely) than the original program that includes you.
So with high probability, your life essentially has to be this way, with all of its ups and downs. Your life is not insignificant. It seems to be an indispensable part of the grand scheme of things.[4]
This is compatible with religions claiming that “all is one,” “everything is connected to everything.” May this thought lift you up in times of frustration"
källa:Transcript of Jürgen Schmidhuber’s TEDx talk at UHasselt, Belgium, Nov. 10, 2012

In the beginning was the code: Juergen Schmidhuber TED talks
Schmidhuber säger vid 3:03 i videon att "soon we will able to simulate very convincing heavens and hells".
10:43 i videon säger han "what about free will? Free will is overrated."
Jurgen Schmidhuber är en vetenskapsman inom AI artificiell intelligens.
THROUGH THE WORMHOLE S03E03 IS THE UNIVERSE ALIVE with Morgan Freeman
Info om Jurgen schmidhuber - wikipedia