Chris Langan
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Self-taught theorist with claimed highest recorded IQ in America; developer of the CTMU
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The universe is necessarily closed and self-contained; nothing outside of reality that is real enough to affect it can exist, because if something is real enough to affect reality then it must be inside reality. This logical necessity ensures that all causation must be intrinsic and reflexive.
Standard physics is limited because physicists do not understand the metalanguage in which their theories are formulated, failing to recognize that metaphysics is logically necessary for physics to function; they must use metalanguage to assign truth values and revise theories but do not understand they are doing so.
The cons-pansive manifold is self-dual, possessing both distributed endomorphic and ectomorphic linear aspects that are absolutely dual and totally equivalent, such that any explanation adequate in the linear ectomorphic world of physics automatically has a dual in the distributed endomorphic semi-model.
Telesis is the monic substrate of the universe—the primal potential and causative force—which must be bound by telors (conscious agents) through telic recursion for actual events to occur; without this binding through secondary telors, causation cannot be completed because pure randomness and indeterminacy cannot generate distinguished events.
Chris Langan claims to have been the first to apply the simulation hypothesis to resolve Newcomb's Paradox in 1989, introducing the concept of reality as self-simulation decades before it became widely discussed, and that he was the first person to formulate the self-simulation hypothesis.
Newcomb's Paradox is resolved by recognizing that Newcomb's demon has a non-terminal perspective where it can make perfect predictions; in this framework, taking only the opaque box (trusting the demon's prediction) is the rational choice because the demon's knowledge comes from a domain where free will is preserved.
Hell is the process of ceasing to exist and having one's identity destroyed through being unbounded; God must exclude evil to preserve his own integrity, so denial of God leads to a severing of one's identity that eventually results in total dissolution unless the person can heal that severing.
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