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Digital physics
The basic premise of Digital Physics is that the entire history of our universe is computable, that is, output of a (presumably short) computer program. The field was pioneered in Konrad Zuse's book Calculating Space (1970 English translation by MIT). Its proponents claim that the apparently probabilistic nature of quantum physics is not incompatible with the notion of computability.
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