Why we cannot calculate the future, even when taking every single variable into account
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Only by knowing the grand universal theory (GUT) or possibly by building a Jupiter brain (a computer the size of a planet) could we possibly predict the future by considering every variable, otherwise we simply dont understand enough about how the universe actually works.
The grand universal theory would (theoretically) allow you to calculate anything with just 1 formula. At the moment we can calculate a lot of natural phenomena but we have to use many different equations and formulas some of which contradict each other.
A Jupiter brain is straight out of science fiction but is theoretically possible to build( in the same way a Dyson sphere is, easy right) A computer the size of a planet that would make any of our current super computers look like an abacus
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