Fermi's Paradox In An Observer Defined Universe

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Drage

30th January 2008 - 04:53 PM

Hi All,

Suppose we exist in an observer defined universe along the lines of Wheeler's Participatory universe. How would the universe be consistent unless only one "consciousness" defines the charcteristics of that universe?

Could it explain fermi's paradox?

Anyway I was wondering if anyone had given it any thought.

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