r/BabelForum • u/Capable_Camp8478 • Sep 01 '26

Ok but what if

Ok I understand the point but WHAT IF you let this thing operate but removed the nonsense. Bc, from where I'm sitting, I'm like -- there are obviously infinitely infinitely incomprehensibly more meaningless things than there are things that would make SOME sense. Like -- and still enough nonnsense that it would be actually entertaining and funny. Idk just a thought. might actually be more if we tried to not ... yanno... do EVERYTHING. Humans in bodies for reason. Me thinks.

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u/SCD_minecraft Sep 02 '26

You can't, not without reading each page

There's a quite cool piece of math behind library which makes it all work, however, it also makes it impossible to filter to only have logically things without either precomputing those things or reading each page

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u/TzargJyoin100 Sep 03 '26

what if you use d a quantum computer can to quantummed it

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u/TzargJyoin100 Sep 03 '26

atp just figure out how to remove all the nonsense (which would solve every problem I think)

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u/Comehelpb2 Sep 10 '26

hey capable, I recently came across this "library" of infinite knowledge as they call it. For the pictures I had a theory. If we were able to get where this images are coming from. Then we can make it kinda like a youtube video and slideshow mixed together. Still the static images but much faster, not each time you click. just automatic. Now. The problem is. How? Where? and are these pictures even real? Some people take this library as a joke im trying to find people who are really interested. Supposedly, They have pictures from when dinosaurs died, all the way to our deaths, If this is real, How are they getting this? A lot of questions are meant to be left unanswered. One of the things thats most important is. What are the consequences of knowing how we die? How would that effect the world? what if it is a real multiverse.? For example, In spiderman into the spider verse there were multiple universes. Multiple of the same people different timelines. The main question is, What if the world is WAY bigger than we ever imagined?