“How would reality calculate the non-simplest answer without first calculating the simplest answer. Having calculated the simplest answer why would it then dismiss it? What would reality’s reason be for dismissing the simplest answer? No such reason is possible or conceivable. How would reality go about calculating the non-simplest answer, given that there are infinite of them? It is literally impossible for reality to calculate and implement anything other than the simplest answer. That is 100% guaranteed, and you are utterly irrational and illogical if you contend otherwise.” ReasonLogicSimplicityOccam S RazorPhilosophy Complexity Book:One Right Answer, Infinite Wrong Answers: Why Humanity Is Addicted to Being Wrong Source: One Right Answer, Infinite Wrong Answers: Why Humanity Is Addicted to Being Wrong