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TFPT in the light of algorithmic physics: Zuse–Schmidhuber–Wolfram

TFPT — Introduction and reading guide

The ``compiler'' framing places TFPT in an older lineage — the idea that physics is, at bottom, the output of a short computation — and it is worth stating precisely what TFPT shares with that lineage and where it deliberately parts company, so the family resemblance is not mistaken for a claim the theory does not make. Three landmarks fix the coordinates. Zuse ( Rechnender Raum, 1969) proposed that the universe is l

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