An Experimental Information Gathering and Utilization Systems (IGUS) Robot to Demonstrate the Physics of Now

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Authors Ronald P. Gruber, Ryan P. Smith arXiv ID 1812.06147 Category cs.HC: Human-Computer Interaction Citations 9 Venue American Journal of Physics Last Checked 4 months ago
Abstract
The past, present and future are not fundamental properties of Minkowski spacetime. It has been suggested that they are properties of a class of information gathering and utilizing systems (IGUSs).The past, present and future are psychologically created phenomena not actually properties of spacetime. A human is a model IGUS robot. We develop a way to establish that the past, present, and future do not follow from the laws of physics by constructing robots that process information differently and therefore experience different nows (presents). We construct a customized virtual reality (VR) system which allows an observer to switch between present and past. This robot (human with VR system) can experience immersion in the immediate past ad libitum. Being able to actually construct an IGUS that has the same present at two different coordinates along the worldline lends support to the IGUS hypothesis.
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