Philosophical Speculations

If everything is quantized it can be represented with digital quantities that at our scale appear analog.

My first impression of Campbell from briefly encountering his work before stumbling onto Kastrup was that Campbell was indulging in wishful thinking sometimes (alternate realities, free will, etc.)

Idealism is simulation theory without a computer in a base reality. Mind is the base, and is fundamental, inexplicable in terms of anything else.

Chalmers also writes about simulation and deities in his "Idealism and the Mind-Body Problem" paper: https://philpapers.org/archive/CHAIAT-11.pdf

Dyson spheres are illegal.

Our science fiction society has imagined every potential invention.

A multiverse isn't necessarily infinite like in physicalism. A multiverse doesn't necessarily contain mostly chaotic universe bubbles incapable of life, consciousness, or civilization. Doesn't a multiverse like in physicalism, combined with idealism, result in a Boltzmann brain problem?

Horgan is nauseating. Speaking as a prominent, specialized arch-skeptic, his dismissal of idealism as narcissism, a fallacy, demonstrates how poorly physicalism defends itself. Horgan, paraphrasing: "The mind-body problem has multiple per-individual solutions."