DISCOVERY AREA
SIMULATION
Explore the simulation argument, digital physics, computability, and the problem of falsifiability by separating scientific evidence from philosophical speculation.
What would turn a simulation story into a testable model?
Open article →01Uzun okuma · 10 dkWhy does chaos limit the prediction horizon of a simulation?Why might deterministic equations not yield a single, precise prediction of the future?
Open article →02Uzun okuma · 12 dkWhy are verification and validation different in simulation?How is it possible for a model to misrepresent the real world even if its code works correctly?
Open article →03Uzun okuma · 14 dkHow is randomness tested in simulation?Is a seemingly random sequence of numbers really unpredictable?
Open article →04Uzun okuma · 16 dkWhen is a simulation reliable?Why is a model that looks good without validation, validation and uncertainty account not enough?
Open article →05Uzun okuma · 18 dkHow to falsify a simulation claimWhy does an idea that explains every result have a hard time producing scientific tests?
Open article →06Uzun okuma · 20 dkDoes the universe have a computational limit?What do the physical computation limits say about the simulation idea?
Open article →07Uzun okuma · 22 dkCan the simulation hypothesis be tested?The difficult road from Bostrom's probability argument to a scientific test.
Open article →08Uzun okuma · 24 dkDoes the climate model replicate the future?We examine the difference between simulation, scenario, and accurate prediction through NASA GISS ModelE.
Open article →09Uzun okuma · 26 dkWhen is a digital twin a reliable simulation?NIST's production framework shows why real-time data and model validation go together.
Open article →010Uzun okuma · 28 dkWhen is a world model considered a real simulator?A new review of 200 studies shows the difference between producing beautiful images and simulating a controllable world.
Open article →011Uzun okuma · 30 dkIf we were in the simulation, would we notice this?A resourceful, speculative journey of thought on the computational cost of the universe, possible traces, and the limits of reality.
Open article →012Uzun okuma · 32 dkWorld models: what does digital simulation prove?The September 2026 release of PAN discusses action-based forecasting and long-term consistency.
Open article →013Uzun okuma · 34 dkCan a simulated mind be conscious? A new philosophical frameworkRyota Kanai and Shuqin Ma’s 2026 preprint: behavioral similarity, internal mechanism, and conditional assertions.
Open article →014Uzun okuma · 36 dkEnergy cost of simulating the universeThe place of the 2025 calculation in the current debate: which assumption limits it?
Open article →015Uzun okuma · 38 dkWhat is the simulation hypothesis?Philosophical argument, assumptions and criticisms.
Open article →016Uzun okuma · 40 dkCan the universe be calculated?The relationship between information, physics and calculation.
Open article →017Uzun okuma · 42 dkCan a trace of a simulation be sought?Testability problem.
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