Roberto Rigolin F Lopes

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Somewhat preferable, to my way of thinking, would be a rather more scientific version of this sort of argument, namely the anthropic principle, which asserts that the nature of the universe that we find ourselves in is strongly constrained by the requirement that sentient beings like ourselves must actually be present to observe it. (This principle was briefly alluded to in Chapter 8, p. 458, and I shall be returning to it later.)
The Emperor's New Mind: Concerning Computers, Minds, and the Laws of Physics (Oxford Landmark Science)
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