In digital physics wikipedia page (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_physics) it is said that

"Not every informational approach to physics (or ontology) is necessarily digital. According to Luciano Floridi,"informational structural realism" is a variant of structural realism that supports an ontological commitment to a world consisting of the totality of informational objects dynamically interacting with each other. Such informational objects are to be understood as constraining affordances. Pancomputationalists like Lloyd, who models the universe as a quantum computer, can still maintain an analogue or hybrid ontology; and informational ontologists like Kenneth Sayre and Floridi embrace neither a digital ontology nor a pancomputationalist position"

Given the fact that Lloyd has a theory where the universe is or behaves like a quantum computer (http://cmsw.mit.edu/angles/2015/wp/is-the-universe-actually-a-giant-quantum-computer/), and that he can maintain an analogue or hybrid ontology, does that mean that in is theory, an informational quantum structure like a boltzmann brain (even an hypothetical omniscient boltzmann brain capable of thinking anything of whatever dimensions, characteristics, nature, logic/mathematic/non-mathematical/illogic nature (even illogical things)...etc (anything) could encode its information in the universe and make it behave according to what it thinks/imagine/knows?

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