1-2f1a3b Philosophy without science is “empty ideas”
This is like 梵我一如 but without 梵; it ends up at best tautological 我一如 - something like Descartes’ cogito (1-2g2r0 The Turing principle implies 梵我一如)
1-2g1c3a Humans have no nature and no self apart from the experiences they have united in their memories (the Buddhist notion of anatman - ‘no self’)
1-2g2f The virtual-reality rendering of their environment (i.e., creating knowledge about its niches) is the characteristic means by which human beings (and life in general) survive
1-2g2h Life is associated with a fundamental principle of physics – the Turing principle – since it is the means by which virtual reality was first realized in nature. (Life = physical embodiment of knowledge = the Turing principle)
To make matters worse, by ‘known’ he unfortunately meant ‘justified’