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As a hard sci-fi fan, I would like to point out some facts:
Firstly, when Baxter is writing the Xeelee Sequence, the configuration space is clearly intended to reference MWI, similar to other contents in the verse that referenced various physics concepts, where the multiverse is composed of configurations. This is important because even at the utmost interpretation, it is a Hilbert space with infinite dimensions. This means that the configuration space is High 1-B at most.
Secondly, Xeelee Sequence is a hard sci-fi. Xeelee evolved from Proto-Xeelee, which emerged from the Big Bang (Near-Big Bang condition). Xeelee managed to develop the configuration space control by themselves, and the universe is 3-A. This would mean that Xeelee influenced 1-A by ascending by themselves, which contradicts the established 1-A rules.
Finally, the "Platonic Realm" is a poetic description. This is a hard sci-fi, not a metafiction. This means that Baxter will not intentionally make the content philosophical and not physical.
Firstly, when Baxter is writing the Xeelee Sequence, the configuration space is clearly intended to reference MWI, similar to other contents in the verse that referenced various physics concepts, where the multiverse is composed of configurations. This is important because even at the utmost interpretation, it is a Hilbert space with infinite dimensions. This means that the configuration space is High 1-B at most.
Secondly, Xeelee Sequence is a hard sci-fi. Xeelee evolved from Proto-Xeelee, which emerged from the Big Bang (Near-Big Bang condition). Xeelee managed to develop the configuration space control by themselves, and the universe is 3-A. This would mean that Xeelee influenced 1-A by ascending by themselves, which contradicts the established 1-A rules.
Finally, the "Platonic Realm" is a poetic description. This is a hard sci-fi, not a metafiction. This means that Baxter will not intentionally make the content philosophical and not physical.
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