I haven't had a lot of Indonesian food but I had a vegetarian take-away from a restaurant in Amsterdam, years ago, and it included something that was the best chicken substitute I've ever had. It was slightly crispy on the outside and firm to the bite. Maybe it was fried tofu, but I've not managed to make that crispy. Any thoughts?

I can read some German but can't write it well. I've been very puzzled by the number of posts in German. And what does ich_iel mean??

What's above the eggs, to the right of the seitan (?)?

There are two categories of phenomena we can distinguish, which I will call observer-independent and observer-dependent phenomena. Examples of observer-independent phenomena are metals, molecules, mountains and minds. Observer-dependent phenomena include money, marriage and digital computation. A metal is what it is and does what it does regardless of what we say about it. But money is only money because we say so.

The metals, plastics and other materials in a computer are observer-independent. That they are carrying out a computation is observer-dependent.

An observer-dependent phenomenon cannot logically be the cause of an observer-independent phenomenon.

Hi, You are completely misguided. Computers are not conscious, they don't have experiences, they don't feel, they don't see. A simulation is not equivalent to the real thing. A weather simulation doesn't result in rainfall.