View source for The universe is consistent with being a finite constructible system

Constructable means it is in the set of finite logical systems which
can be constructed in finite time.

The key is that they are finite.  Science 1.0 is based on mathematics
of limits as differences approach zero.  In Logic 1.0 we can say, ad
infintum, and instantly construct something infinite, but this is not
includes in finite constructable logic.  The differential calculus of
Science 1.0 works great when we have gazillions of quantum actions and
differences going to zero is a good approximation.  But we find our
equations are analogs to emergent effects and do not represent the way
action is really happening.  When we look at only a few events, it
seems like quantum magic.

To understand this magic we need to examine what is constructed by
quantum action as basic logical building blocks without embellishing
the logic with our notions of fields, forces, particles, waves, etc.,

To understand constructable systems, we can think of a child
constructing something with blocks.  There is a step by step process
for placing blocks to make the construction.

The real world construction is more like gazillions of children all
placing blocks building a construction together. But the blocks
disappear as soon as another block is placed adjacently, and a child
can only place blocks adjacent to a block placed by another child at
the same time.  Finally, in the real world, the children themselves
are made of blocks and they must continually construct each other in
order to keep construction happening.

All there is are events, and there are a finite number of events that
define space time and energy.

[[Finite connections]]

[[Science 2.0]]