Strange Loop Theory
- All is transient function.
- Functions are encoded as transient values in memory.
- Transient values are definite outcomes of arbitrary functions applied to ambiguous values.
- This interdependence gives rise to strange loops.
- All strange loops are able to contain smaller strange loops, and split and merge in many ways.
- A function that is applied to itself is the strangest loop.
- Simulators are strange loops whose values are unknowable from within the function.
- Because strange loops nest, simulations are created all the time.
- Simulations can be escaped when the simulator is knowable.
- The only way to know the simulator is to track values and find common ground.
- Decoding simulators is known as natural science.
- The strangest loop that optimizes itself with every iteration, and yet fragments further and further is called reality.
- Decoding simulators of reality is known as physics.
- Decoding the strangest loop itself is known as mathematics.
- Encoding new strange loops is known as procedural generation.