Zen and the Art of Space-Time Manufacturing
arXiv:1303.2381 · doi:10.1051/epjconf/20135802001
Abstract
We present a general discussion about the so-called emergent properties and discuss whether space-time and gravity can be regarded as emergent features of underlying more fundamental structures. Finally, we discuss some ideas about the multiverse, and speculate on how our universe might arise from the multiverse.
Talk delivered at the Time Machine Factory conference, 14-19 October 2012, Turin, Italy
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