All That Can Be Spoken Is the Product of the Unspeakable: The Isomorphic Fallacy of the Simulation Hypothesis and the Cognitive Hubris of Formal Systems
In contemporary dialogues bridging digital physics and artificial intelligence, a techno-mythological orthodoxy has taken root: positing that because reality exhibits an informational substrate, existence must be a simulation running upon a higher-dimensional supercomputer, and that manipulating frictionless linguistic tokens heralds synthetic general intelligence.
Epistemological rigor dissolves this structure through four necessary cuts:
The Myth of the Physical Supercomputer: Information in its primordial sense is the ceaseless distinguishing activity of sovereign minds. Seeking an…
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