>>11190045Since weather forecasts exist, the answer cannot be equal to zero predictability of the future, maybe it can be simulated with like 0.0000001% accuracy. Since an absolute prediction of reality necessarily entails a data storage system with more parts than reality itself, it might seem like its an impossible task, however you can squeeze a really big fukkin computer into a tiny space if that space is highly compressed. If the infinitely complex and infinitely small computer hidden adjacent to an event horizon were accelerated out of it's compressed space at high enough velocity then it would be able to make the simulator caluations faster than reality was happening in the rest frame the computer was approaching, however final result of the calculation would be a computer the size of the universe enveloping everything.
